tsor.i identifies people or family groups within genealogical listings.

The term is used as a masculine singular gentilic in genealogical lists, identifying a Zorathite individual or group and, in one verse, a family designation.

1. Gentilic identifier in genealogical lists · dominant

   All three occurrences are masculine singular gentilic nouns within genealogical or family lists. In 1 Chronicles 2:53 the APB renders a list of families and says that from them came “the Zorathite”; 1 Chronicles 2:54 likewise includes “the Zorathite” among Salmon’s sons, while 1 Chronicles 4:2 identifies families as “the families of the Zorathites.”

   1 Chronicles 2:531 Chronicles 2:541 Chronicles 4:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “the Zorathite” in 1 Chronicles 2:53 and 1 Chronicles 2:54, and as “the Zorathites” in 1 Chronicles 4:2. These are translation-level presentations rather than definitions.