Mosheh stands as the towering figure of the Torah, appearing 766 times from Exodus through the end of the Hebrew Bible. His name, likely derived from the Egyptian mes ('child, born of'), was reinterpreted by Pharaoh's daughter as 'drawn out of the water' (Exod 2:10). As mediator of the Sinai covenant, Moses occupies a unique role: prophet, lawgiver, intercessor, and shepherd of a nation. The multilingual evidence — Spanish 'Mosheh,' French 'Moise,' German 'Mose' — shows universal recognition of this singular proper noun, with no semantic splitting across any language tradition.