1. Bathsheba (personal name) — The proper name Bathsheba (Hebrew בַּת־שֶׁבַע, 'daughter of an oath' or 'daughter of abundance'), wife of Uriah the Hittite and later wife of King David, mother of Solomon. The two sense clusters differ only in minor orthographic/transliteration variation: S88747 (9x) appears with consistent transliterations (English 'Bathsheba', Spanish 'Bat-Sheba', Arabic بَثْشَبَعُ), while S88748 (2x) shows slight variants (Spanish 'Betsabe', Arabic بَتْ–شَبَعَ with hyphenation, Korean 밧-세바 hyphenated). Both refer to the same person and the variation is purely in how translators handle the compound name. Rendered across languages: Hindi बत्शेबा, Swahili 'Bathsheba'. All 11 occurrences are in 2 Samuel 11-12 and 1 Kings 1-2. 11×
AR["بَتْ-شَبَعَ","بَثْشَبَع","بَثْشَبَعَ","بَثْشَبَعُ"]·ben["বথ-শেবা","বথ-শেবাকে","বৎ-শেবা","বৎ-শেবাকে","বৎ-শেবার","বৎশেবা"]·DE["Bathseba","Batseba"]·EN["Bathsheba"]·FR["Bathschéba","dans-Bath-Schéba"]·heb["בת-שבע","בת־שבע","ל-בת־שבע"]·HI["बत-शेबा","बतशेबा","बत्शेबा","बत्शेबा-को","बत्शेबा-ने"]·ID["Batsyeba"]·IT["Betsabea","[בתשבע]"]·jav["Batsyéba","Batséba"]·KO["밧-세바","밧-세바를","밧세바","밧세바가","밧세바를"]·PT["Bat-Sheva","Bat-Sheva'","Bate-Seba","a-Bat-Sheva"]·RU["Бат-Шева","Бат-Шеве","Бат-Шеву"]·ES["Bat-Sheba","Betsabé","a-Bat-Sheba"]·SW["Bath-sheba","Bathsheba","mama-wa","na-akaingia"]·TR["Bat-Şeba","Bat-Şeva","Bat-Şeva'yı"]·urd["بت-شبع","بت-شِبع","بتشبع","بتشبع-نے","بتشبع-کو"]
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BDB / Lexicon Reference
† בַּת־שֶׁ֫בַע n.pr.f. (daughter of oath? cf. אֱלִישֶׁ֫בַע) wife of Uriah 2 S 11:3 ψ 50:2; afterwords of David, & mother of Solomon 12:24 1 K 1:11, 15, 16, 31; 2:13, 18, 19; בַּת־שָׁ֑בַע 1 K 1:28; cf. also foll.