ha.rar denotes mountainous places, whether terrain, named heights, or mountains used in poetic description.

The attested use consistently denotes mountains or mountainous heights, appearing in geographic settings such as the mountains of the East and hills yielding copper, and in poetic or descriptive clauses concerning Zion, enduring mountains, and a mountain in the field.

1. Mountains and mountainous heights · dominant

   The construct noun forms identify mountain locations or heights in clauses about travel, territory, animals, and named places: in Numbers 23:7 the APB renders "from the mountains of the East," and in Deuteronomy 8:9 it speaks of hills from which copper is dug. In Psalm 133:3 and Song of Songs 4:8, the APB places the term in descriptions of the mountains of Zion and "the mountains of leopards"; Habakkuk 3:6 describes eternal mountains being scattered.

   Numbers 23:7Deuteronomy 8:9Psalm 133:3Song of Songs 4:8Habakkuk 3:6Jeremiah 17:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the term with "mountains," while Deuteronomy 8:9 and Habakkuk 3:6 also use "hills" in their wider clauses. These English variations do not establish separate lexical senses.