פִּרְאָם

# Piram: A Single Biblical Reference Piram is a proper noun appearing once in the Hebrew Bible. According to the lexical data, it functions as a name rather than a common word with semantic range or multiple applications. The single occurrence provides limited basis for understanding its significance beyond identifying it as a biblical figure or place name. Without access to the specific biblical passage in the provided data, we cannot determine whether Piram refers to a person, location, or entity, or what role it played in the biblical narrative. The rarity of the name—appearing only once—suggests it was either a minor figure or location of limited narrative importance, or that the biblical text as preserved contains only this single mention. For meaningful analysis of Piram's historical or theological significance, one would need to consult the actual biblical passage, contextual information about the surrounding narrative, and comparative historical sources—information not contained in the lexical entry itself.