Senses
1. Sheva (proper name) — A Hebrew proper name (שֶׁבַע) referring to: (1) a scribe/secretary under King David (2 Sam 20:25), and (2) a son of Caleb by his concubine Maacah (1 Chr 2:49). All 9 occurrences denote the same proper noun; the two clusters differ only in the presence/absence of the conjunction waw ('and Sheva' vs. 'Sheva'), which is a grammatical surface variation, not a semantic distinction. Evidence: eng 'Sheva / and Sheva,' spa 'Sheva / y Seba,' arb 'شَبَعَ / وَ شابَع,' kor '세바 / 세바,' swa 'Sheba / na Sheba,' hin 'शेबा / और शेबा.' All translations consistently render the same proper noun. 9×
AR["شَبَعَ","شَبَعُ","وَ-شابَع"]·ben["ও-শেবা","শেবা","শেবার"]·DE["Sheva","und-sieben"]·EN["Sheva","and-Sheva"]·FR["Schéba","[ושבע]"]·heb["ו-שבע","שבע"]·HI["और-शेबा","शेबा","शेबा-का","शेबा-के"]·ID["Seba","dan-Syeba"]·IT["Sheva","[ושבע]"]·jav["Seba","lan-Séba"]·KO["그-와-세바","세바","세바가","세바의"]·PT["Sheva","e-Sheva"]·RU["Шева","Шевой","Шевы","и-Шева"]·ES["Sheva","y-Seba"]·SW["Sheba","na-Sheba"]·TR["ve-Şeva","Şeva","Şeva'nın"]·urd["اور-شبع","شبع","شبع-کا","شبع-کے"]
BDB / Lexicon Reference
† II. שֶׁ֫בַע n.pr.m. 1. in Benj., בֶּן־בִּ��ְרִי 2 S 20:1, 2, 6, 7, 10, 13, 21, 22; Σαβεε. 2. in Gad 1 Ch 5:13; Σεβεε, A Σωβαφε, 𝔊L Σαβεε.