cha.ram describes being mutilated, as one of the bodily blemishes named in Leviticus 21:18.

The attested use describes a man characterized by mutilation within a list of bodily blemishes that bar approach, as shown in Leviticus 21:18.

1. Mutilated as a bodily blemish · dominant

   In Leviticus 21:18, the Qal passive participle masculine singular absolute occurs in a list of men with blemishes who shall not approach. The APB renders the relevant item as “one who has a mutilated face,”.

   Leviticus 21:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Leviticus 21:18, the APB presents the item within a list of disqualifying blemishes as “one who has a mutilated face.” The precise extent of that English phrase attributable to the term remains uncertain.