אֲבִי־עַלְבוֹן (Avi-Albon) is a Hebrew name that appears in the Bible, specifically in the Old Testament. It can be translated as "Father of Shame" or "My Father is Shame." It comes from Hebrew origin and an unused root of uncertain derivation; probably father of strength (i.e., brave); Abi Albon, an Israelite: Abi-Albon. Name Breakdown: אָב (av): "Father."
עַלְבוֹן (albon): "Shame" or "Disgrace."
Interpretation: This name has a somewhat negative connotation, referring to shame or dishonor. It could be interpreted as a figure of sadness or disdain, although as with many names in the Bible, the meanings can be nuanced depending on the context.
This name appears in 1 Chronicles 5:15, where Avi-Albon is mentioned as one of the descendants of Gad, the tribe of Israel. The meaning of the name reflects the circumstances or environment of the people who bore it at the time. |