This rare personal name appears for two different Benjamite men in Chronicles genealogies and military lists. BDB notes that the form is equivalent to Juttah, possibly derived from the root 'to stretch' or 'extend.' The name's brevity and rarity have left translators uncertain about its vocalization, with variant readings in the textual tradition. The multilingual evidence shows diverse attempts to render this uncommon name, with some translations using 'Jocha' or 'Joha.'