תִּפְסַח

# Tiphsah (H8607) Based on the lexical data provided, Tiphsah appears in the Hebrew Bible only once, making it a hapax legomenon—a word that occurs just a single time in the biblical text. The lemma is listed as a proper noun, indicating it functions as a place name rather than a common word with semantic range or grammatical variation. Without additional context from the single occurrence or comparative analysis across multiple uses, the lexical data alone cannot establish the word's precise significance, historical importance, or the specific location it designates. The entry classifies it as a geographical term, but the data provided does not include details about its location, function, or role in biblical narrative. For understanding Tiphsah's actual meaning and importance, one would need to examine the biblical passage in which it appears and potentially cross-reference external historical or geographical sources. The lexicon here serves only to identify it as a Hebrew proper noun of geographical significance, documented once in the biblical corpus.