עַמִּיהוּד

The Hebrew word עַמִּיהוּד, transliterated as "ammihuwd," is a proper name, specifically a person's name, denoted by its classification as a "Proper Name: Person." Its single occurrence in the Bible underscores its limited use and significance, suggesting it may be a singular individual with a unique identity. The short definition provided is simply "Ammihud," which in itself gives insight into the word's meaning. By its structure and components, the name "Ammihud" likely conveys a sense of belonging or association, as "ammi" means "my people" and "hud" could imply belonging or connection. Given its limited usage and the information provided, it appears "Ammihud" holds personal significance rather than having broader theological or cultural implications. Its occurrence in the Bible likely serves to identify or reference this specific person, potentially within a specific historical or narrative context.