(Heb. Yekolyah',
éְëָìְéָä
, 2Ch_26:3, where the text erroneously has
éְëָéìְéָä
; Auth. Vers. “Jecholiah;” in 2Ki_15:2, the paragogic form Yekolya'hu,
éְëָìְéָäåּ
, able through Jehovah; Sept.
É᾿å÷åëßá
; Josephus
Á᾿÷éÜëáò
, Ant. 9:10,1; Vulg. Jechelia), a female of Jerusalem, mother of king Uzziah, and consequently wife of king Amaziah, whom she appears to have survived: her character may be inferred from the general piety of her son. B.C. 824-807.