zeÌ„Ì-bı̄´da, zeb´i-da (זיּדה, zebhuÌ„dhaÌ„h, KÌ£ereÌ„, whence the King James Version “Zebudah,†whereas the Kethı̄bh is זבידה, zebhı̄dhaÌ„h; the KÌ£ereÌ„ means “bestowed†and is the feminine of Zabud): Daughter of Pedaiah of Rumah, and mother of King Jehoiakim of Judah (). The Septuagint's Codex Vaticanus has, however, Ἰελλὰ θυγαÌÏ„Î·Ï Î•Ì“Î´ÎµÎ¹Ìλ ἐκ ΚÏουμαÌ, IellaÌ thugaÌteÌ„r EdeıÌl ek KroumaÌ, Codex Alexandrinus Εἰελδὰφ θ. Î•Î¹Ì“ÎµÎ´Î´Î¹Î»Î±Ì ÎµÌ“Îº ῬυμαÌ, EieldaÌph th. EieddilaÌ ek RhumaÌ. In Massoretic Text lacks these names, but the Septuagint Codex Vaticanus has ΖεχωÏὰ θ. ÎηÏειÌου ἐκ ῬαμαÌ, ZechoÌ„ra th. NeÌ„reıÌou ek RhamaÌ; here the name of the king's mother = Hebrew זכוּרה, zekhuÌ„raÌ„h, due to a confusion of the Hebrew letter kaÌ„ph ()×› with the Hebrew letter beÌ„th ()ב, and the Hebrew letter reÌ„sh ()ר with the Hebrew letter daÌ„leth ()ד, and thus we find support for the KÌ£ereÌ„, zebhuÌ„dhaÌ„h (“Zebudah,†in the King James Version). Lucian has confused the names here with those of , and has as there, “Amital, the daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah.â€