Avishag appears in the narrative of David's final days and the early Solomonic succession (1 Kgs 1-2). A beautiful young Shunammite brought to warm the aging king, she became a pivotal figure when Adonijah's request to marry her was interpreted by Solomon as a veiled claim to the throne (1 Kgs 2:17-22). Her name, perhaps meaning 'my father wanders,' appears five times. The multilingual glosses — English 'Abishag,' Spanish 'Abishag,' French 'Abishag' — show consistent transliteration, with only the conjunctive prefix ('and-Abishag') varying across traditions.