referenceAmminadab

ReferenceAmminadab is a term used in some digital texts and databases as a unique identifier or reference key for information concerning the biblical figure Amminadab and his genealogical line. It is not a person or title, but a label that may appear in scholarly corpora, bibliographies, or data dumps to mark a specific data item about Amminadab.

In biblical genealogy, Amminadab is a figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as the father of Nahshon and an ancestor of David’s line. The lineage from Ram to Amminadab to Nahshon is traced in Chronicles as part of the Judahite ancestry. The label ReferenceAmminadab would typically point to a data entry that summarizes or links to sources about this lineage.

Etymology: Amminadab derives from Hebrew, commonly interpreted as “my kinsman is noble” or “my people are noble.” The compound ReferenceAmminadab does not alter the name’s meaning; it functions as metadata or a software-facing reference tag rather than a phrase with historical significance on its own.

Usage notes: The term is not a standard scholarly designation for the biblical figure. When encountered, it is best understood as a data-oriented label that identifies an entry related to Amminadab within a digital resource, database, or citation system. For context on the figure itself, consult traditional sources on the Amminadab–Nahshon–Davidic line.

See also: Amminadab, Nahshon, Davidic genealogy, 1 Chronicles.