This woman's name appears in 1 Chronicles 7:32 in the genealogy of Asher's descendants. She is identified as sister of Heber and daughter of his father. The Septuagint transliterates her name variously (Sola, Soua), showing typical textual variation for proper names. Little is known about her beyond this genealogical mention, which was significant for establishing tribal identity and inheritance rights. Her inclusion in Chronicles' genealogies reflects the compiler's concern to preserve comprehensive family records. The name Shua (meaning 'wealth' or possibly 'cry') was evidently used for both men and women in ancient Israel.