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Zichri (also spelled Zicri in some glosses) is a Hebrew personal name associated, in the lexicon gloss, with multiple Israelites; in the verses provided, the name appears in

Ziph is the name of both (1) individuals in Israelite genealogies and (2) a place in the land, including “the wilderness of Ziph,” associated with David’s movements while

Zibeon (Tsib’own) is presented in Scripture as a Horite figure associated with Seir, named among “the sons of Seir,” and as the father of Anah and Aiah. In

Zia (Ziyaʾ) is named once in Scripture as an Israelite listed among “brothers of their fathers’ houses” in a genealogy connected with the sons of Gad. The name

Zimri (זִמְרִי, Zimriy; pronounced zim-ree’) is a biblical name borne by multiple figures in Israel’s records, and it is also used of a group described as having “kings.”

Zimmah (זִמָּה; Zimmah, pronounced zim-maw’) is the name of two Israelites in the Bible. In the passages where the name appears, each Zimmah is identified within Levitical genealogies,

Ziha (Tsiycha’, צִיחָא) is a biblical name connected with the “temple servants,” appearing as the ancestor-name of a family group and also as the name of an overseer

Zidkijah (more commonly spelled “Zedekiah” in the cited passages) is a Hebrew name that, according to the lexicon gloss, belonged to six Israelites. In the verses provided, the

Zibia is a man of the tribe of Benjamin, named among the sons of Shaharaim who were born in the country of Moab. (He should not be confused

Zethan was an Israelite named in a genealogical listing in 1 Chronicles. His name is derived from a Hebrew term connected with an “olive grove,” built from a