Eliphalet

Eliphalet is a given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is deliverance." It appears in the Hebrew Bible, most notably as a name associated with a wise counselor to King David. In the biblical account, Eliphalet is listed among David's mighty men. The name has been used historically, though it is not common in contemporary usage.

The biblical figure of Eliphalet is described in 2 Samuel 23:34 as "Eliphalet the son of Ahasbai the son of the Maacathite." He is mentioned alongside other prominent warriors and advisors serving King David. While the specific details of his life and contributions are limited in the biblical text, his inclusion among David's select group suggests a position of importance and trust.

The name Eliphalet has been adopted by various individuals throughout history, primarily in Western cultures, though its usage has waned over time. Its religious connotations, referencing divine salvation, likely contributed to its adoption in Christian and Jewish communities. Today, it is a relatively rare name, often found in historical records or among families with a tradition of using biblical names.