מְנַשֶּׁה

# Manasseh: A Proper Name in Hebrew Scripture Based on the lexical data provided, H4519 refers to **Manasseh** (מְנַשֶּׁה), a proper noun appearing once in the Hebrew Bible. The lemma represents a specific name rather than a common word with variable meanings or applications. As a proper noun, Manasseh functions as an identifier for a particular person, place, or entity within the biblical text, rather than conveying abstract or flexible semantic content like typical vocabulary words do. The single occurrence of this specific form in the biblical corpus suggests this entry may represent a particular grammatical variant or specific instance of the name. In biblical contexts, names bearing the Manasseh designation—whether referring to a person, tribal group, or geographical region—would carry historical and genealogical significance, but the lexical data itself does not elaborate on these contextual details. The entry confirms only that this Hebrew form existed as a distinct lexical item used at least once in the scriptural tradition.