מַעֲשֵׂיָהוּ

# Maaseiah (H4641X) Based on the provided lexical data, Maaseiah is a Hebrew proper noun appearing three times in the biblical text. As a personal name rather than a common word, it functions as a identifier for specific individuals within the biblical narrative rather than conveying a meaning that translates into English concepts. The minimal occurrence count of three instances suggests this figure or these figures bearing this name held limited but defined roles in biblical events. Without access to the specific contexts of these three occurrences, the lexical data alone indicates only that Maaseiah represents a named person (or possibly multiple individuals with the same name) whom biblical authors considered significant enough to record by name—a common practice in ancient texts to preserve genealogical, administrative, or narrative information. The name itself follows typical Hebrew naming patterns but requires contextual examination to determine whether it refers to a single individual or multiple people, and what roles or significance they held within biblical history. The lexicon entry confirms its existence and frequency but does not independently reveal these contextual details.