אֲדַד

# Hadad (H1908I) Hadad is a proper noun appearing six times in the Hebrew Bible, functioning as a personal name rather than a common word with semantic range. Based on the limited lexical data provided, this term designates a specific individual or individuals in biblical narrative, though the entry itself does not clarify whether all six occurrences refer to a single person or multiple figures sharing the same name. Without additional contextual information in the lexicon entry—such as genealogical connections, historical period, or narrative role—the significance of Hadad within biblical literature cannot be determined from this data alone. The frequency of six occurrences suggests the figure held sufficient importance to merit multiple textual references, but the nature of that importance remains unstated in the provided definition. To understand Hadad's actual meaning and biblical significance, one would need to examine the specific passages where this name appears alongside their surrounding narrative context, genealogies, or historical notices. The lexicon entry as given provides only the transliteration and count, leaving fuller analysis dependent on information external to this particular data source.