Shemiramoth
Easton's Bible Dictionary
Most high name.
A Levite in the reign of Jehoshaphat (2 Chr 17:8).
A Levite in David’s time (1 Chr 15:18, 20).
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
she-mir'-a-moth, she-mi'-ra-moth, shem-i-ra'-moth (shemiramoth; in 2 Chr 17:8, Kethibh shemiramoth; Semeiramoth): The name of a Levitical family. In 1 Chr 15:18; 1 Chr 15:20; 1 Chr 16:5 Shemiramoth is listed among the names of David's choirs; in 2 Chr 17:8 the same name is given among the Levites delegated by Jehoshaphat to teach the Law in the cities of Judah. According to Schrader (KAT (2), 366) the name is to be identified with the Assyrian Sammuramat; the latter occurs as a woman's name on the monuments, more especially on the statues of Nebo from Nimrod. Another suggestion is that Shemiramoth was originally a place-name meaning "image of Shemiram" (= name of Ram or "the Exalted One").
Horace J. Wolf
See also
Person Shemiramoth (1 Chr 15,18) Person Shemiramoth (2 Chr 17,8)
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