u.phaz is used as the named source of gold in descriptions of crafted adornment.

The term is used as a proper name marking the source of gold: gold girds a linen-clothed man in Daniel 10:5, and gold is said to come from that place in Jeremiah 10:9.

1. Named source of gold · dominant

   In Daniel 10:5, the proper noun occurs in the clause describing a man whose loins are girded with gold; the APB renders this as “gold of Uphaz.” In Jeremiah 10:9, it marks the stated origin of gold alongside crafted materials; the APB renders “gold from Uphaz.”

   Daniel 10:5Jeremiah 10:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name in possessive wording, “gold of Uphaz,” in Daniel 10:5 and source wording, “gold from Uphaz,” in Jeremiah 10:9. These are clause-level renderings rather than definitions.