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Eglah
Eglah in the Bible — wife of King David (2SA 3:5). Referenced in 3 scripture passages.
Name meaning: “heifer; chariot; round”
Profile
- Gender
- female
- Scripture References
- 3 references
- Known Names
- 1 name
- Relationships
- 2 connections
Biography
One of David's wives, described as 'David's wife' in an unusual way that has led some to speculate she might be another name for Michal. She was the mother of Ithream, David's sixth son born in Hebron.
Significance
Eglah was among David's wives during his reign in Hebron, contributing to the expansion of his household and dynasty.
Key Events
Bore Ithream to David in Hebron(2 Samuel 3:5)
Names & Labels (1)
Eglahproper name
- Hebrew
- עֶגְלָה
- Transliteration
- egəlah
- Meaning
- heifer
- Greek
- Αιγλα
- Reference
- 2SA 3:5
- Strong's
- H5698
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Eglah in the Bible?
Eglah is described in the Bible as wife of King David (2SA 3:5).
What does the name Eglah mean?
The name Eglah means “heifer; chariot; round” according to Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary.