ge.rar is a proper place-name used for a destination, residence, boundary point, and point of departure in biblical narratives.

The attested proper-noun forms identify a place used as a boundary marker, a location where people dwell or travel, and the origin or limit of movement. In the supplied narratives, it is named in connection with Abraham, Isaac, Abimelech, and Asa's pursuit.

1. A named location in narrative and geography · dominant

   All supplied tokens are tagged as proper nouns. In Genesis 10:19 the APB renders a Canaanite border extending “as one comes to Gerar”; in Genesis 20:1 and Genesis 26:6 it renders Abraham and Isaac as residing there. The same location is a destination in Genesis 26:1, the setting of a wadi in Genesis 26:17, and the place from which Abimelech comes in Genesis 26:26.

   Genesis 10:19Genesis 20:1Genesis 26:1Genesis 26:6Genesis 26:17Genesis 26:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB generally presents the name directly in place expressions, including “in Gerar,” “at Gerar,” “the wadi of Gerar,” and “from Gerar.” These renderings confirm the verses' locational setting rather than establish a separate lexical nuance.