Oholah is a symbolic proper name created by the prophet Ezekiel to personify Samaria (the northern kingdom) as an adulterous woman. The name means 'she who has her own tent,' implying that Samaria set up illegitimate worship apart from the Jerusalem temple — 'her tent' rather than God's. All five occurrences appear in Ezekiel 23, the extended allegory of two sisters — Oholah (Samaria) and Oholibah (Jerusalem) — who prostituted themselves with Assyria and Babylon respectively. The multilingual glosses — English 'Oholah,' Spanish 'Ohola,' French 'Ohola' — transliterate the name directly, preserving its symbolic weight.