מַעֲשֵׂיָהוּ

# Maaseiah (H4641W): A Biblical Name Based on the lexical data provided, Maaseiah (מַעֲשֵׂיָהוּ) is a proper name that appears once in the Hebrew Bible. As a personal name, it functions as a designation for an individual rather than a common word with semantic range or variable usage. The name follows a typical Hebrew naming convention combining elements that would have carried meaning to ancient Israelite speakers, though the lexicon data does not provide analysis of its component parts or etymological derivation. The single occurrence of this name limits what can be determined about its distribution, frequency, or contextual significance within biblical literature. Without additional lexical information—such as the biblical passage in which it appears, the person's role or lineage, or comparative data on the name's usage in biblical genealogies or historical accounts—we cannot assess its broader importance to biblical narrative or Israelite history. The name's presence in the biblical text indicates it identified someone considered noteworthy enough for inclusion in the scriptural record.