I. [כָּר] noun [masculine] basket-saddle, **for basket-saddle read < camelpalankeen; the palankeen, or tent-like erection, on the saddle (Burckh^{Bedouins and Wahabys, 266} Doughty^{Arab. Des. i. 437. ii. 304} Lane^{Modern Egyptians (5) ii. 158 and elsewhere}), which seems intended here, is distinct from the basket or pannier (in which some women also traveled, Porter^{Travels ii. 232.}). בְּכַרהַֿגָּמָל Genesis 31:34 in the camel-basket, i.e. the basket-saddle of the camel, a sort of palankeen bound upon the saddle proper (compare Kn in Di and references) II. כַּר see in alphabetical order.

II. כַּר noun masculine^{Psalm 65:14} pasture (√ dubious; Thes derives from כַּר lamb (=lamb-pasturage); Schw^{ZAW x. (1890) 186} from כרה, and compare Assyrian kirû [which however = nursery of trees, grove Dl^{HWB 353}], Arabic cistern; Hom^{NS 100} from כרר q. v., originally = round enclosure); — singular only כַּד נִדְחָ֑בּ Isaiah 30:23 a roomy pasture; plural כָּרִים Psalm 37:20, הַצּאֹןלָֽבְשׁוּ ׳כ Psalm 65:14 the pastures are clothed with the sheep (> Schw^l.c. who translates lambs Psalm 37:20 after Aq ᵑ6 ᵑ7 and Psalm 65:14, and understands Isaiah 30:23 of a definite plural). —

III. כַּר lamb see below כרר.

II. כַּר noun [masculine] he-lamb, battering-ram (Assyrian kirru, Zim in Schw^{ZAW x. (1890), 186}; perhaps lamb from dancing, skipping, galloping in field; (battering-) ram as in English, from butting; compare Arabic ram and buttress, Lane; also battering-ram compare Dozy^{ii. 440}); — singular only Isaiah 16:1 the lamb of the ruler (as tribute); elsewhere plural כָּרִים Amos 6:4; 1 Samuel 15:9; 2 Kings 3:4; Jeremiah 51:40 (in simile), Ezekiel 27:21; Ezekiel 39:18; ׳חֵלֶב כ Deuteronomy 32:14 the fat of lambs; ׳דַּם כ וְעַתּוּדִים Isaiah 34:6 the blood of lambs and goats; כָּרִים = battering-rams Ezekiel 4:2; Ezekiel 21:27 (twice in verse) (in v^a Co reads שָׂרִים, compare AV; ᵑ0 RV as above). — See also בֵּית כָּ֑ר p. I I I above