עַזְרִיקָם

The Hebrew word is עַזְרִיקָם, transliterated as "Azrikam." The data indicates it is a proper name, specifically a person's name, as part of the semantic domain Proper Name: Person. This limited definition and the singular occurrence of Azrikam in the Bible suggest that the name itself holds specific identity rather than broader cultural or theological significance. Given its classification, Azrikam is not used to describe a concept or idea, but rather to identify a particular individual. This is consistent with how personal names typically function in language. As a result, the usage and significance of Azrikam primarily revolve around its role as an identifier or name, with little to no broader implications for understanding the biblical text or its message.