char.vo.na is a personal name borne by a eunuch in the king’s presence.

The term is used as a proper personal name: in Esther 1:10 it occurs in the king’s list of seven eunuchs, and in Esther 7:9 it identifies the eunuch who speaks before the king about Haman’s tree.

1. Personal name of a royal eunuch · dominant

   Both forms are tagged Noun · Proper. In Esther 1:10 the form occurs among the seven eunuchs who served before King Ahasuerus; in Esther 7:9 the same named eunuch speaks before the king concerning the tree in Haman’s house. The APB renders the name “Harbona” in both verses.

   Esther 1:10Esther 7:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Harbona” in both Esther 1:10 and Esther 7:9. As a whole-verse translation, it confirms the named individual’s presence.