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suffix ''-hah'' see the introduction. | suffix ''-hah'' see the introduction. | ||
Reynolds, Story of the Book of Mormon, p. 299, based on reading ''-ihah'' as the theophoric element and ''neph'' as coming from some root meaning “consolation,” translates | [[George Reynolds|Reynolds]], Story of the Book of Mormon, p. 299, based on reading ''-ihah'' as the theophoric element and ''neph'' as coming from some root meaning “consolation,” translates | ||
“Jehovah’s consolation.” | “Jehovah’s consolation.” | ||
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| Lehite PN | 1. | Chief judge, 1st c. BC (Alma 4:17, 18, 20; 8:12; 50:37, 39) |
| Lehite GN | 2. | City and land, perhaps named from No. 1, 1st c. BC (Alma 50:14; 51:24, 25, 26; 56:25; 59:5, 7, 8, 9, 11; 62:14, 18 (x3), 26, 30 (x2)) |
| 3. | Plains, ca. 61 BC (Alma 62:18) |
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Etymology
This is one of several suffixed names in the Book of Mormon (see also e.g., CUMENI/CUMENIHAH, MATHONI/MATHONIHAH, MORONI/MORONIHAH). For NEPHI, see above. For the suffix -hah see the introduction.
Reynolds, Story of the Book of Mormon, p. 299, based on reading -ihah as the theophoric element and neph as coming from some root meaning “consolation,” translates “Jehovah’s consolation.”
Cf. Book of Mormon NEPHI, LEHINEPHI, AHAH
See also Nephihah Variants
Variants
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