אֵלִיָּה

# Elijah: A Proper Name in Hebrew Scripture Based on the lexical data provided, H0452J represents the Hebrew name אֵלִיָּה (Elijah), transliterated as *eliyyah*. As a proper noun, this term identifies a specific individual rather than describing a common concept or object. The name appears once in the biblical corpus according to the supplied occurrence count, though this figure likely reflects a single instance in a particular textual unit rather than the total appearances across all biblical books. The term's significance rests entirely on its function as a personal identifier in ancient Hebrew literature. Without additional etymological or contextual data provided in the lexicon entry, we cannot determine from this source alone what the name's component parts meant or what theological associations later traditions may have assigned to it. The minimal information here—a single occurrence and a straightforward identification—suggests this lexicon entry captures the name in its basic documentary form rather than exploring its narrative role or cultural importance in biblical tradition.