עֵ֫בֶר

# Eber (H5677K) Based on the lexical data provided, Eber appears in the Hebrew Bible as a proper noun occurring only once. The lemma עֵ֫בֶר is transliterated as "e.ver" and carries the short definition "Eber." With a single occurrence, this entry represents a biblical figure or place name rather than a common word with variable meanings or contextual applications. The extremely limited attestation—appearing just once in the biblical text—constrains what can be determined about its significance or usage patterns. The data itself does not specify whether Eber refers to a person, location, or other entity, nor does it provide etymological information about the name's origin or meaning. To understand the full context and role of this term within biblical narrative or genealogy would require examining the specific passage in which it appears, but that contextual information lies outside the scope of the lexical entry provided. Given only this lexical data, one can conclude that Eber is a proper noun with minimal biblical representation, making it a marginal entry in the Hebrew lexicon rather than a frequently used word with rich semantic development.