חֲטִיפָא
cha.ti.pah
H2412
N:N-M-P
Hebrew
Hatipha
2
Occurrences
2
Books
Hebrew
Language
cha.ti.pah is used as a proper name in lists identifying a group’s descendants.
The attested form functions as a proper name in descendant lists: both cited verses place it after “the sons of,” alongside Neziah.
Senses in use
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Proper name in a descendant list · dominant
In Ezra 2:54, the proper-noun form follows the phrase identifying “the sons of” a named figure; the APB renders the clause “the sons of Neziah and the sons of Hatipha.” Nehemiah 7:56 presents the same construction and rendering.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the form as “Hatipha” in both descendant-list clauses. It confirms the name’s placement in the lists rather than a separate lexical rendering.