pe.riz.zi identifies the Perizzite people, regularly named among the peoples of the land.

The term is consistently a Gentilic designation for the Perizzite people, appearing in lists of peoples associated with the land, in announcements of their dispossession, and in accounts of conflict or residence among them.

1. Perizzite people in land and conflict lists · dominant

   The masculine singular absolute Gentilic occurs in grouped designations of peoples: in Exodus 3:8 the APB renders the destination as the place of several named peoples, and in Deuteronomy 7:1 it names this people among nations to be dispossessed. In Judges 1:4 the APB renders the Canaanite and this people as given into Judah's hand, while Joshua 17:15 refers to their land.

   Exodus 3:8Deuteronomy 7:1Joshua 17:15Judges 1:4Judges 3:5Nehemiah 9:8

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Perizzite” or “Perizzites” within lists of peoples and in references to their land or conflict with them. These English forms confirm the verse-level presentation rather than isolate every contribution of the Hebrew token.