סְבָאִים

Based on the given lemma, "סְבָאִים" (se.va.i), also known as the Sabeans, we find that this term appears in the Hebrew Bible three times and refers to a proper noun, specifically a group of people. Given the data, we can infer that the term primarily functions as a proper noun, indicating a specific people or ethnic group. The Sabeans are not described in the provided data, but their mention suggests they held some significance or relevance within the context of the surrounding biblical narrative. Without further information on their role, culture, or relationship to other groups, we can only acknowledge the Sabeans as a named people, mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. Their three appearances indicate they may have played a notable or memorable role in biblical narratives.