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|King of Lamanites, 2nd c. BC ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/7/21#21 Mosiah 7:21]; [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/10/18#18 10:18])
|King of [[LAMANITE(S)|L<small>AMANITES</small>]], 2nd c. BC ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/7/21#21 Mosiah 7:21]; [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/10/18#18 10:18])
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|King of Lamanites, perhaps son of No. 2 ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/24/3,9#3 Mosiah 24:3, 9])
|King of [[LAMANITE(S)|L<small>AMANITES</small>]], perhaps son of No. 2 ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/mosiah/24/3,9#3 Mosiah 24:3, 9])
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|Servant to Lamanite king, Nephite soldier, ca. 73 BC ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/alma/55/5,15#5 Alma 55:5, 15])
|Servant to [[LAMANITE(S)|L<small>AMANITE</small>]] king, [[NEPHITE(S)|N<small>EPHITE</small>]] soldier, ca. 73 BC ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/alma/55/5,15#5 Alma 55:5, 15])
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It has also been suggested that L<small>AMAN</small> is related to a linguistic family "Laman" in the Department of Tujillo, Peru.<ref>Stevens, "Book of Mormon Names in Indian Languages," 456.</ref>
It has also been suggested that L<small>AMAN</small> is related to a linguistic family "Laman" in the Department of Tujillo, Peru.<ref>Stevens, "Book of Mormon Names in Indian Languages," 456.</ref>


See Book of Mormon [[LAMANITE(S)]] and [[LAMANITISH]]
See Book of Mormon [[LAMANITE(S)|L<small>AMANITES</small>]] and [[LAMANITISH|L<small>AMANITISH</small>]]


See also [[Laman / Lamen / Lamman / Lammun Variants]]
See also [[Laman / Lamen / Lamman / Lammun Variants]]

Revision as of 09:14, 10 February 2012

Lehite PN 1. Son of LEHI, ca. 600 BC (1 Nephi 2:5; Alma 56:3)
2. King of LAMANITES, 2nd c. BC (Mosiah 7:21; 10:18)
3. King of LAMANITES, perhaps son of No. 2 (Mosiah 24:3, 9)
4. Servant to LAMANITE king, NEPHITE soldier, ca. 73 BC (Alma 55:5, 15)
Lehite GN 5. Arabian river, named after No. 1, ca. 600 BC (1 Nephi 2:8; 16:12)
6. City, ca. 30 AD (3 Nephi 9:10)

Though LAMAN is quite likely from the Semitic triliteral root LMN, it is found only once as a proper name mentioned in a Lihyanite inscription. Lihyanite was a language spoken (and written) in the ancient northwest Arabian Peninsula in the mid- first millennium b.c. LAMAN may also derive from the Safaitic L’mn “mender.”[1] Less persuasive is the derivation of LAMAN from Akkadian lemnu “evil; evildoer” and Central Arabian laman “scoundrel.” Intriguing, but unpersuasive (on philological grounds) is the derivation of the name from l(u) ʾaman “surely he is faithful.”

It has been suggested that LAMAN is related to the "Lamans" Indian tribe in Honduras.[2]

It has also been suggested that LAMAN is related to a linguistic family "Laman" in the Department of Tujillo, Peru.[3]

See Book of Mormon LAMANITES and LAMANITISH

See also Laman / Lamen / Lamman / Lammun Variants

Notes

  1. CIS 946:3443.
  2. Thelona D. Stevens, "Book of Mormon Names in Indian Languages," Saints' Herald 115 (1 July 1968): 456.
  3. Stevens, "Book of Mormon Names in Indian Languages," 456.
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Bibliography

  • Ariel L. Crowley About the Book of Mormon. Idaho City, ID: Deseret News, 1961.
  • Ariel L. Crowley “Laman Found.” Improvement Era 54 (February-March 1951): 80-82, 156-57, 205-6. Reproduced in About the Book of Mormon. Idaho City, ID: Deseret News, 1961.