יְהֻד

# Jehud: A Place Name in Biblical Geography Based on the lexical data, Jehud (יְהֻד) is a proper noun—specifically a place name—that appears only once in the Hebrew Bible. As a hapax legomenon (a word occurring just a single time), its usage context is limited, preventing analysis of varied meanings or applications across different biblical passages. Without additional contextual information from the single biblical occurrence, the lexicon data provides only the transliteration and identification that this refers to a location rather than a common noun with semantic range. The name itself does not carry a defined meaning in the lexical entry, which is typical for proper nouns in biblical dictionaries. To understand its significance, one would need to consult the specific verse in which it appears and any historical or geographical references associated with that location.