עִיר

Based on the provided lexicon data, the word "ir" (Hebrew: עִיר) appears to be a proper name associated with a person. Its single appearance in the Bible could suggest a unique or singular reference, possibly denoting a specific individual or character. The word itself has a short definition of "Ir," which might imply a given name or a surname, but without further context, its origin or significance cannot be determined. The semantic domain categorizing "ir" as a proper name of a person indicates its limited range of usage. The absence of other occurrences likely means that this word does not convey broader concepts or meanings that are general to Hebrew language usage. Given the rare appearance of this word, it may hold specific importance for understanding the people, places, or events mentioned in the single passage it appears in. Without more information, we can only consider the word "ir" as a unique given name or personal designation tied to the specific context in which it appears in the Bible.