עָנִים

# Analysis of H6044 (עָנִים / Anim) Based on the lexical data provided, Anim appears in the Hebrew Bible only once, identifying it as a proper noun rather than a common word with semantic range. The entry classifies it as a place name, indicated by the capitalized transliteration and singular occurrence in biblical texts. Without additional context from the single biblical reference, the lexicon data alone does not reveal the geographical location, size, or historical importance of this site. The minimal occurrence data—just one appearance in the entire biblical corpus—suggests this location held limited narrative or theological significance in the texts that were preserved. Unlike frequently mentioned cities or regions, Anim did not feature prominently in the biblical writers' concerns or histories. This single mention means we cannot determine from the lexicon alone whether Anim was a major city, a small settlement, or a landmark of regional importance. For readers seeking to understand biblical geography and settlement patterns, Anim represents one of many place names that appear peripherally in Scripture. The lexicon confirms its existence in the biblical text but does not provide sufficient data to explain its role, size, or modern location. Further investigation would require consulting the specific biblical passage where it occurs and additional archaeological or geographical resources.