בְּדַד
be.dad
H0911
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Hebrew
Bedad
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be.dad is a personal name used as the father of Hadad in two parallel royal notices.
The attested use is a personal name identifying Hadad by his father in parallel notices of succession and reign.
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Personal name in Hadad's lineage · dominant
In 1 Chronicles 1:46, the proper noun occurs in the designation “Hadad son of Bedad” as Hadad succeeds Husham; the APB renders the notice with Hadad's victory over Midian and the name of his city. Genesis 36:35 presents the same designation in a parallel succession notice.
In the Anselm Project Bible: Across both verses, the APB presents the name in “Hadad son of Bedad.” This identifies the term's place in the designation rather than supplying a lexical translation.