זַבְדִּי

# Zabdi: A Hebrew Personal Name Zabdi (H2067G) is a Hebrew proper noun appearing three times in the biblical text. As a personal name rather than a common word with semantic meaning, it functions as an identifier for specific individuals within biblical narratives. The name itself does not carry a translatable definition in the way that descriptive Hebrew words do; instead, it serves as a designation of identity, similar to modern given names. The limited occurrence of Zabdi (only 3 instances) suggests it was not an extraordinarily common name in biblical times, though it was used sufficiently often to warrant inclusion in biblical records. Without access to etymological data or the specific narrative contexts in which these three occurrences appear, the precise historical or biographical significance of the individuals named Zabdi cannot be determined from the lexicon entry alone. What can be established is that this name was recognized and preserved in the biblical text, indicating that the individuals bearing it held enough importance to be recorded in the scriptural record.