Lexical Definition

‎לוֹטָן‎ Lôwṭân (lo-tawn') Lotan N:N-M-P
from ‎לוֹט‎; covering

Lotan.

1) the eldest son of Seir the Horite

Usage: 4 forms in 14 verses
Form Translated As     In Verse(s)
לוֹטָן֙ Lotan Gen.36.29
לוֹטָ֥ן Lotan Gen.36.201Chr.1.38
לוֹטָ֖ן Lotan Gen.36.22Gen.36.221Chr.1.391Chr.1.39
Λωτάν Lotan LXX.Gen.36.20LXX.Gen.36.29LXX.1Chr.1.38
of Lotan LXX.Gen.36.22LXX.Gen.36.22LXX.1Chr.1.39LXX.1Chr.1.39

Extended Information

Brown-Driver-Briggs

‎לוֺטָן‎ proper name, masculine ᵐ5 Λωταν; a son of ‎שֵׂעִיר‎ Gen 36:20; Gen 36:22 = 1Chr 1:38; 1Chr 1:39, and father of ‎חֹרִי‎ etc. Gen 36:22 = 1Chr 1:39 called a chief (‎אַלוּף‎) of ‎הַחֹרִי‎ Gen 36:29.

Brown-Driver-Briggs References

Book Refs
Genesis 36:20 · 36:22 · 36:29
1 Chronicles 1:38 · 1:39

Profile

Male • Son of Seir • Son of Seir the Horite; chief of Edom

Edomite living at the time of the Patriarchs

Lotan, a son of Seir the Horite and a chief of Edom (Gen.36.20,22,29; 1Ch.1.38,39).

Lotan was a son of Seir the Horite and a chief of the land of Edom (Gen.36.20,29; 1Ch.1.38). He had a sister named Timna (Gen.36.22; 1Ch.1.39). Lotan is listed among the descendants of Esau who settled in the region of Seir (Gen.36.20-30; 1Ch.1.38-42). The Horites were the original inhabitants of Seir before Esau's descendants displaced them (Deut.2.12). As a chief of Edom, Lotan likely held a position of authority and influence among his people.

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