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It is tempting to relate this PN to Semitic “brother.” However, until Jaredite can be connected to a known, ancient language or culture, such guesses are at best plausible.
It is tempting to relate this PN to Semitic “brother.” However, until Jaredite can be connected to a known, ancient language or culture, such guesses are at best plausible.


Cf. Book of Mormon '''[[AHA]]''', '''[[NEPHIHAH]]''', '''[[MORONIHAH]]''', '''[[ONIHAH]]''', '''[[AMMONIHAH]]''', et al.
See Book of Mormon '''[[AHA]]''', '''[[NEPHIHAH]]''', '''[[MORONIHAH]]''', '''[[ONIHAH]]''', '''[[AMMONIHAH]]''', et al.


[[Category:Names]][[Category:Jaredite PN]]
[[Category:Names]][[Category:Jaredite PN]]

Revision as of 14:27, 5 October 2011

Jaredite PN 1. King (Ether 1:9-10; 11:10-11)

It is tempting to relate this PN to Semitic “brother.” However, until Jaredite can be connected to a known, ancient language or culture, such guesses are at best plausible.

See Book of Mormon AHA, NEPHIHAH, MORONIHAH, ONIHAH, AMMONIHAH, et al.