cha.nokh is a proper name borne by several people in genealogies and once by a city named for Cain's son.

The term is chiefly a proper name identifying people in genealogical and family notices, including Cain's son, Jared's son, a son of Reuben, and a son of Midian. In Genesis 4:17, it also identifies the city Cain named after his son.

1. Personal name in genealogies and family notices · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper and identifies named individuals in genealogical lists and family statements. In Genesis 5:22 the APB renders a clause about Enoch walking with God after begetting Methuselah; Genesis 46:9 places Enoch among Reuben's sons, while Genesis 25:4 places him among Midian's sons.

   Genesis 4:18Genesis 5:22Genesis 46:9Genesis 25:4Exodus 6:141 Chronicles 1:3
2. Name given to a city · rare

   In Genesis 4:17, the same Noun · Proper form occurs both for Cain's son and for the city: the APB renders that Cain "named the city after the name of his son Enoch." The clause explicitly connects the city's name with the son's name.

   Genesis 4:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "Enoch" in genealogical lists and family narratives. In Genesis 4:17 it also renders the city-naming statement with "the name of his son Enoch,".