Bible Dictionary
Hiram, Or Huram
Hiram, or Huram, is a name meaning “noble.” It is used for several Old Testament persons, including the king of Tyre and the skilled craftsman associated with Solomon’s temple.
Definition
Hiram, or Huram, is a name explained as meaning “noble.” It is used for several Old Testament persons, including a son of Bela, the king of Tyre who assisted David and Solomon, and the skilled worker connected with Solomon’s Temple.
Biblical Usage
The name occurs in genealogical notices and in the accounts of David’s palace, Solomon’s Temple, and the Temple’s bronze work. The supplied material gives no further usage for the name itself.
Historical Background
The biblical records use several forms of the name, including Hiram, Huram, and Horam.
Scripture References
Related Figures
Historical Bible Dictionaries
Smith's Bible Dictionary
(noble).