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Zebah (Hebrew זֶבַח, transliterated Zebach) was a Midianite prince—described in Judges as one of “the kings of Midian”—whom Gideon pursued, captured, and killed. The name is derived from

Zaphnath Paaneah is the Egyptian name Pharaoh gave to Joseph. The name is described in a lexicon gloss as being of Egyptian derivation and as Joseph’s Egyptian name.

Zaza is named once in Scripture as an Israelite in a genealogical record. The name is described in a lexicon summary as meaning “prominent.” Zaza in Scripture Zaza

Zalmunna was a Midianite king mentioned in Judges 8, pursued, captured, questioned, and killed by Gideon. The name (צַלְמֻנָּע, Tsalmunna’, pronounced tsal-moon-naw’) is glossed in lexicon material as

Zara (Greek Ζαρά, a form of the Hebrew-origin name Zerah) appears in the New Testament genealogy of Jesus Christ as one of the sons born to Judah through

Zalaph (Hebrew צָלָף, Tsalaph) is identified in the lexicon as an Israelite, appearing in Scripture as the named father of Hanun, one of the repairers in Nehemiah’s account

Zanoah (Zanowach) is a biblical place-name; a lexicon gloss identifies it as the name of two places in Palestine. In Scripture, Zanoah appears both as a town listed

Zadok (Tsadok) is a biblical name borne by multiple Israelites; in the passages given, the best-attested Zadok is a priest who appears in genealogies from Levi and Aaron

Zalmon (Tsalmon) is a biblical name that refers to both a place in Palestine and an Israelite. In Scripture, the name appears as Mount Zalmon in a narrative

Zaham is named as an Israelite in the Bible, appearing in a list of sons born within the household of Rehoboam king of Judah. His name is associated