Seled is a personal name appearing in the genealogies of Judah in 1 Chronicles 2:30. The name is mentioned twice in the same verse, likely indicating he died without sons, as the genealogy notes he had no children. This is typical of Chronicles' genealogical method, which sometimes highlights childless individuals to explain breaks in family lines. Beyond this brief mention, nothing is known about Seled. The Septuagint transliterates the name with minor variations, preserving it without interpretation. He represents one of many individuals preserved in biblical genealogies whose lives left no other historical trace.