שׂוֹכֹוֹ

The Hebrew word שׂוֹכֹוֹ (s.vo.khoh) corresponds to the Strong's number H7755I and is transliterated as Soco. This proper name appears three times in the Bible, making it a significant yet limited occurrence within the text. The short definition provided is "Soco," suggesting that this name refers to an individual or group of people. The semantic domain classification as a "Proper Name: Person" indicates that this term serves as a label or identifier for someone specific, rather than a concept or object. This classification reinforces the notion that Soco is indeed a proper name associated with a person or people. In the context of a general audience, the limited occurrence of Soco suggests its importance may lie not in a broad thematic significance but possibly in its specific role within a localized story, family lineage, or historical account.