Harodite
(Heb. Charodi’, , Sept. ), an epithet of Shammah and Elika, two of David’s heroes (2Sa 23:25), probably from their being natives of HAROD, a place near the fountain of the same name (Jdg 7:1). SEE HARORITE.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Harodite
an epithet applied to two of David’s heroes (2 Sam. 23:25). (Comp. 1 Chr. 11:27.)
Fuente: Easton’s Bible Dictionary
Harodite
HARODITE.A designation applied in 2Sa 23:25 to two of Davids heroes, Shammah and Elika. The second is wanting in LXX [Note: Septuagint.] and in the parallel list in 1Ch 11:27. In the latter passage, by a common scribal error the Harodite has been transformed into the Harorite. The Harodite was probably a native of Ain-harod (Jalud), Jdg 7:1. See preceding article.
Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
Harodite
harod-t (, harodh): Two of David’s heroes, Shamma and Elika, are so called (2Sa 23:25). Septuagint omits the second name. In 1Ch 11:27, the first is called Shammoth the Harorite, while the second is omitted. Harorite is a clerical error for Harodite, the Hebrew letter daleth (d) being taken for the Hebrew letter resh (r). Possibly Harodite may be connected with the well of HAROD (which see).
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Harodite
[Haro’dite]
Designation of Shammah and Elika, two of David’s mighty men, probably from some place called Harod. 2Sa 23:25. Apparently the former is called SHAMMOTH the HARORITE in 1Ch 11:27.