רִמּוֹן

# Rimmon (H7417B) in Biblical Hebrew Based on the lexical data provided, Rimmon appears as a proper noun in Biblical Hebrew with three occurrences in the biblical text. The term functions as a name rather than a common noun with semantic range. Without access to the specific passages where these three occurrences appear, the lexical entry itself indicates this is a designated name used in biblical narrative, likely referring to a person or location given the frequency pattern. The limited occurrence count (only three instances) suggests Rimmon held minor significance in the biblical corpus, appearing in specific narrative contexts rather than as a frequently referenced entity. As a proper noun, its meaning derives not from semantic content but from its function as an identifier within biblical genealogy, geography, or historical accounts. The categorization as a distinct lexical entry indicates biblical scholars recognized it as significant enough to document separately in lexicographical work. The sparsity of occurrences makes it clear that understanding Rimmon's full significance would require examining the actual biblical passages where it appears. The lexical data confirms its status as a proper noun but offers no additional information about whether it designates a person, place, deity, or other entity without reference to those specific textual contexts.