tse.loph.chad identifies the father whose daughters are named in family and inheritance accounts.

The term is used as a proper name for the man identified as the father of five daughters, especially in notices concerning the absence of sons, his daughters’ family identity, and the inheritance assigned through them.

1. Father named in family and inheritance accounts · dominant

   The supplied form is tagged Noun · Proper in every occurrence. In Numbers 26:33 the APB renders a notice that he had no sons but daughters and then names those daughters; in Numbers 27:7 it renders the daughters’ successful claim to receive their father’s inheritance. Numbers 36:2 and Numbers 36:6 continue this identification in instructions concerning the inheritance and marriages of his daughters.

   Numbers 26:33Numbers 27:1Numbers 27:7Numbers 36:2Numbers 36:6Joshua 17:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the term as “Zelophehad” in genealogical, daughter-list, and inheritance clauses. These English occurrences confirm the person named in the clauses rather than supply a separate lexical rendering.