Kohav

Kohav is a proper noun used across several contexts, including as a given name, a surname, and as the name of places in fictional and obscure real-world settings. The term appears in various cultural and linguistic environments, where its usage ranges from personal names to toponyms in narrative works.

The form is of interest in onomastics and resembles terms in Semitic languages where similar spellings can be linked to stars or celestial bodies. Transliteration variations such as Kokhav or Kohav reflect differences in pronunciation and orthography across languages and traditions.

There is no widely documented city, region, or country named Kohav in major reference works. The term is more commonly encountered as a personal name and as a toponym in fictional narratives or in local, less-documented contexts.

In onomastics and culture, Kohav is used sporadically as both a surname and a given name; its distribution is limited and varies by language and region. There are no widely recognized historical figures whose name Kohav is prominent in global historical records, and references to Kohav in literature and media are typically limited to specific works or local uses.