Lexical Definition

‎פְּלוֹנִי‎ Pᵉlôwnîy (pel-o-nee') Pelonite N:N--LG
patronymically from an unused name (from ‎פָּלָה‎) meaning separate

Pelonite.

1) the inhabitants of a presently unknown place

Usage: 6 forms in 6 verses
Form Translated As     In Verse(s)
הַפְּלוֹנִֽי the Pelonite 1Chr.11.27
הַפְּלוֹנִ֖י the Pelonite 1Chr.27.10
הַפְּלֹנִֽי the Pelonite 1Chr.11.36
Φελλωνεί Pelonite LXX.1Chr.11.27
Φελλωνί Pelonite LXX.1Chr.11.36
Φαλλωνί Pelonite LXX.1Chr.27.10

Extended Information

Brown-Driver-Briggs

Also see: פְּלֹנִי

II. ‎פְּלֹנִי‎, ‎פְּלוֺנִי‎ adjective, of a people erroneous: with article ‎הַפְּלוֺנִי‎ 1Chr 11:27; 1Chr 27:10 read ‎הַפַּלְטִי‎ as 2Sam 23:26 (see ‎בֵּית פָּ֑לֶט‎); ‎הַפְּלֹנִי‎ 1Chr 11:36 read ‎הַנִּלֹנִי‎ as 2Sam 23:34. — I. ‎פְּלֹנִי‎ see ‎פלה‎.

Brown-Driver-Briggs References

Book Refs
2 Samuel 23:26 · 23:34
1 Chronicles 11:27 · 11:36 · 27:10

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Group • Family of warrior • Designation for two of David's mighty warriors

People from Pelon or Palet(?)

Pelonite or Paltite, a designation for two of David's mighty warriors, Helez and Ahijah.

Pelonite or Paltite is a designation used for two of David's mighty warriors. Helez the Pelonite (also called the Paltite) is mentioned in 1 Chronicles 11:27 and 27:10 as one of David's thirty mighty warriors and the leader of the seventh division of David's army, which served in the seventh month. Ahijah the Pelonite is mentioned in 1 Chronicles 11:36 as another of David's mighty warriors. The term Pelonite or Paltite likely refers to their place of origin or clan affiliation, though the exact location is uncertain. The inclusion of these warriors in the lists of David's mighty men highlights their exceptional military skills and their loyalty to the king.

All entries for Pelonites or Paltite: פְּלוֹנִיפַּלְטִי