Nahshon
nach.shon is the personal name of Amminadab’s son, identified as Judah’s leader and Salmon’s father.
The term is used as a personal name for Amminadab’s son: genealogical notices name him between Amminadab and Salmon, while Numbers identifies him as the leader connected with Judah and as the presenter of an offering.
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Personal name for Amminadab’s son · dominant
The form is tagged Noun · Proper in every cited occurrence. In 1 Chronicles 2:10 the APB renders him as Amminadab’s son and “the leader of the sons of Judah”; in 1 Chronicles 2:11 and Ruth 4:20 it places him between Amminadab and Salmon in a genealogy. Exodus 6:23 names him as Elisheba’s brother, while Numbers 2:3 and Numbers 7:12 identify the same named man with Judah’s leadership and an offering.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the proper name as “Nahshon.” Its surrounding clauses variously identify him through Amminadab, Salmon, Judah’s leadership, family relation, and an offering.