te.ma.ni identifies Husham’s land and repeatedly identifies Eliphaz in the Job passages.

The term most often identifies Eliphaz in the Job passages, including his speeches, his visit to Job, and the later address and action involving him. In the two parallel king-list verses, it identifies the land from which Husham came.

1. Identifier attached to Eliphaz · dominant

   In Job 4:1, Job 15:1, and Job 22:1, the masculine singular gentilic occurs with Eliphaz as he answers. In Job 2:11 the APB renders the list of Job’s visitors as including “Eliphaz the Temanite,” and Job 42:7 and Job 42:9 retain that identification in the LORD’s address to Eliphaz and in his subsequent action.

   Job 15:1Job 22:1Job 2:11Job 42:7Job 42:9Job 4:1
2. Land designation for Husham · occasional

   In 1 Chronicles 1:45 and Genesis 36:34, the masculine singular gentilic occurs in the clause identifying Husham’s origin; the APB renders him as coming “from the land of the Temanite” before stating that he reigned in Jobab’s place.

   1 Chronicles 1:45Genesis 36:34

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the Job verses, the APB consistently presents the designation as “the Temanite” with Eliphaz. In 1 Chronicles 1:45 and Genesis 36:34, it instead renders the clause “from the land of the Temanite”; these renderings reflect whole clauses rather than a word-for-word alignment.