Lexical Summary Hadad: three Edomites Original Word: הֲדַדTransliteration: Hadad Phonetic Spelling: (had-ad') Part of Speech: Proper Name Masculine Short Definition: three Edomites Meaning: Hadad -- three Edomites Strong's Concordance Hadad Probably of foreign origin (compare 'Adad); Hadad, the name of an idol, and of several kings of Edom -- Hadad. see HEBREW 'Adad Brown-Driver-Briggs H1908. Hadad הֲדַד proper name, masculine Hadad (ᵐ5 Ἀδερ but see הדד Aramaic proper name, of divinity DHMAltsem. Inschr. von Sendschirli 56, and n.pr עבדהדד ScholzGötzendienst 245, הדדנדנאח EutSBAk 1887, 410 compare BaeRel 68 & below בןהֿדד p.122; also Adda, etc., in compound proper name BezTell el-Amarna BM 156; Hadad, Adad, Addu is known as an Aramaic deity, weather- or storm-god, compare BaeRei 67.68; perhaps = thunderer DlZK 1885, 166 Bael.c., compare רִמּוֺן; on Hadad in Arabia compare WeSkizzen iii. 51; Sabean הדד Hal27; as proper name, of a divinity Hebrew only in compound proper name, masculine, see below) — 1 name of kings of Edom, a. Genesis 36:35 = 1 Chronicles 1:46; Genesis 36:36 = 1 Chronicles 1:47 (הֲדָד֑); b. 1 Chronicles 1:47 ("" Genesis 36:39 הֲדַר), Genesis 36:51 (הֲדָד֑). 2 an Edomite (הָאֲדֹמִ֑י) ׳ה 1 Kings 11:14, 17, 19, 21 (twice in verse); 11:25 (הֲדָד֑); = אֲדַד 11:17. |
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