רֹאשׁ

# Analysis of Hebrew רֹאשׁ (Rosh) - H7220 Based on the lexicon data provided, רֹאשׁ (rosh) appears in the Hebrew Bible with only a single recorded occurrence. The lemma is identified with the transliteration "Rosh," suggesting this represents a proper noun or specialized term rather than a common word with multiple semantic applications. The extremely limited occurrence data (only 1 attestation) prevents drawing broad conclusions about the word's range of usage or typical applications in biblical Hebrew. Without access to the specific context of that single occurrence, the passages where it appears, or comparative analysis with related terms, the precise significance and meaning remain restricted to what can be inferred from the entry itself. To understand this term's full significance to biblical readers and translators, one would need to consult the actual biblical context where it appears and compare it with related lexical entries. The data provided here establishes only that the word exists in the biblical corpus, but does not supply sufficient evidence to explain its meaning or importance.