חֻלְדָּה

The Hebrew word חֻלְדָּה (chul.dah) is a proper name, specifically a personal name, as indicated by its classification in the semantic domain. It is recorded twice in the Bible, suggesting that this individual holds some significance in the narrative. The name itself is not defined or explained in the provided data, implying that its meaning may be derived from its cultural or linguistic context. Given its classification as a proper name, the range of usage for this word is limited to its occurrence in the Bible, where it is associated with a specific person. The significance of this word lies in its connection to the individual it represents, rather than any abstract or general meaning. Further analysis would require examining the contexts in which the name appears, but based on the provided data, it is clear that חֻלְדָּה is a unique and specific reference to a person.