Ikabod ist im 1. Buch Samuel im Alten Testament der Sohn des Priesters Pinhas. 1 Seinen Hauptbestandteil bildet das Substantiv כָּבוֹד kāwod, welches „Schwere / Gewicht / Ansehen / Ehre / Herrlichkeit“ bedeutet. Davor steht das. 2 Im Hebräischen steht Ichabod für „der Ruhm ist vergangen“ beziehungsweise „Der Ruhmlose „. Herkunft. hebräisch. 3 Alles zum Jungennamen Ichabod ♂ Bedeutung & Herkunft + Beliebtheit + Spitznamen, Aussprache, bekannte Namensträger und mehr. 4 Ichabod (Hebrew: אִיכָבוֹד ʾĪḵāḇōḏ, "without glory", or "where is the glory?") is mentioned in the first Book of Samuel as the son of Phinehas, a priest at the biblical shrine of Shiloh, who was born on the day that the Israelites' Ark of God was taken into Philistine captivity. 5 The word Ichabod means literally “inglorious” or “there is no glory,” and in her pain and despair, the woman (who is unnamed in Scripture) lamented over the loss of the glory of God from Israel. The glory of God is used to describe God’s favor and blessings toward His people. 6 Ichabod was a figure mentioned in the Bible, the son of Phinehas and grandson of Eli. His name is synonymous with the sorrowful departure of God's glory. Ichabod is mentioned twice in the Bible as a reminder of the consequences of turning away from God's glory. 7 Meaning. Inglorious. Etymology. From (1) אי ('i), a particle of negation, and (2) the verb כבד (kabad), to be impressive. Related names. • Via אי ('i): Aiah, Aiim, Bavvai, Evi, Iim, Ithamar, Jezebel, Kibroth-hattaavah, Ophir, Uel, Uphaz. • Via כבד (kabad): Jochebed. 8 The man who saved Israel's priesthood that you've never heard of? We’ll uncover the story of Ichabod, discuss what happens to him, and touch on why we should care about Ichabod in the Bible. 9 The "chabod" part of the name Ichabod (אִיכָבוֹד) comes without doubt from the word כָּבוֹד, which is the word for glory in the latter portion of the verse. The "I" (אִי) has been interpreted variously as "woe" (Greek), making the name mean "woe honor!"; "no" (Rashi), for "no honor"; or "where" (Radak), for "where is honor?". 10 Bedeutung von Ichabod: Im Hebräischen steht Ichabod für "der Ruhm ist vergangen" beziehungsweise "Der Ruhmlose". Ergänzungen von Usern. 11