כָּבִיר

The Hebrew word "ke.vir" (Strong's number: H3523) is defined as a "quilt." It only appears twice in the Bible. Given its definition, it is likely that the quilt refers to a multi-layered covering made of fabric, designed for warmth or decoration. The limited occurrences suggest that this word is not used in a broad sense, but rather to describe a specific or unique object. This could indicate that the quilt held cultural or symbolic significance to its users. Further research or context would be necessary to fully understand the specific context in which "ke.vir" is used, but based on its definition, it appears to represent a tangible, decorative, or practical item in ancient Israelite culture.