se.nu.ah is used as a personal name in paternal identifications in genealogical and civic records.

The term is attested as a proper personal name in paternal identifications: one man is named as an ancestor in 1 Chronicles 9:7, and another is identified as his son in Nehemiah 11:9.

1. Personal name in paternal identification · dominant

   Both occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper and occur after “son of” relationships. In 1 Chronicles 9:7 the APB renders a Benjamite line ending with “son of Hassenuah,” while in Nehemiah 11:9 it identifies Judah as “son of Hassenuah” in a city district notice.

   1 Chronicles 9:7Nehemiah 11:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Hassenuah” in both verses, within paternal identifications. The name’s specific contribution is confirmed chiefly by its Proper-noun morphology and position in the clauses.