=====herim=====
הרימ

Based on the root [[her]], the herim are literally "the Mountain People", but the word is also closely related to the [[aherim]]

The word occurs 140 times and may serve as a good starting point to study the [[im]] suffic from a contextula perspective. Does the context bear out the concept of "intelligent beings" or is it simply a plural? From the context of 'herim' are the texts speaking about "mountain people" or "the mountains" themselves?

Psalms 144:5 - //Ihoh extend characteristics descended touch Mountain People smolder//

FIXME Examine this fascinating phrase 'oyop herim' which appears to mean either "flying mountain people" or "flying mountains", both of which are strange to say the least.

FIXME - the following verses include 'herim' but have been misidentified: deuteronomy12:2
1_kings11:27
2_chronicles30:24
psalms75:6
leviticus2:9
leviticus6:10
leviticus6:15
ezekiel21:26
2_chronicles5:13
isaiah10:15
1_chronicles15:16
1_chronicles25:5
ezra3:12
ezra9:6
ezekiel21:22
lamentations2:17


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