A gentilic adjective with the article, meaning 'the Timnite' or 'the woman from Timnah.' It appears in Judges 15:6 referring to Samson's ill-fated wife, whose identity by town rather than personal name underscores her role in the tribal conflict narrative. Timnah was a border town between Israel and Philistia, making marriages there politically fraught. The designation identifies her as an outsider, a Philistine woman whose marriage to Samson catalyzes the conflict that leads to her tragic death.