Senses
1. Noah (person name) — Proper noun denoting Noah (Noakh), the righteous patriarch who built the ark and survived the great flood (Gen 5:29-32, 6:8-9:29), ancestor of all post-flood humanity. Also referenced in prophetic and wisdom literature (Isa 54:9, Ezek 14:14,20, 1 Chr 1:4). The three clusters differ only in grammatical form: standalone 'Noah' (41x), conjunctive 'and-Noah' (3x), and variant spelling 'Noach' (2x). Uniformly transliterated across languages: Spanish Noe/Noaj, Hindi नूह, Arabic نُوح, Korean 노아, Swahili Nuhu. All clusters represent the same person with no semantic distinction. 46×
AR["نُوحًا","نُوحٌ","نُوحٍ","نُوحَ"]·ben["নোহ","নোহের"]·DE["Noach","Noachs","an-Noach"]·EN["Noach","Noah"]·FR["Noé"]·heb["נח"]·HI["नूह","नूह-की","नूह-के","नूह-को","नूह-ने"]·ID["Nuh"]·IT["Noach","Noè"]·jav["Nuh"]·KO["노아","노아-가","노아-는","노아-의"]·PT["Noé","de-Noé"]·RU["Ной","Ною","Ноя"]·ES["Noaj"]·SW["Nuhu"]·TR["Nuh","Nuh'a","Nuh'u","Nuh'un"]·urd["نوح","نوح-نے","نوح-کی","نوح-کے"]
BDB / Lexicon Reference
נֹחַ46 n.pr.m. Noah (Nab. n.pr. נוח Lzb 322, Syriac n.pr. ܢܘܚ MeissnVOJ viii, (1894), 303 ad fin. (No. 116));—Gn 5:29 (where trad. etym.), + 40 times Gn 5–10 (not in ED); 1 Ch 1:4; נֹחַ דָּנִאֵל וְאִיּוֹב Ez 14:14, 20; מֵי נֹחַ = flood Is 54:9(×2); 𝔊 Νωε.—On hist. of interpret. of name v. GoldziherZMG xxiv. (1870), 207 ff.