This name appears in 1 Chronicles 4:11 in the genealogies of Judah, apparently as a son of Hur in the Calebite lineage. However, textual and interpretive questions surround this name. It may be identical with Hushah mentioned in verse 4, possibly representing a place name rather than a personal name, or it might be a family/clan designation. The Septuagint shows variation in rendering it. If it is a place, it would be a location associated with the Calebite clan; if a person, a descendant within that important Judahite family. The uncertainty reflects the complex nature of genealogical texts where persons, places, and clans interweave.