How to Pronounce Peninnah

Peh-NEE-nah

Peninnah is pronounced Peh-NEE-nah (pɛˈnɪnə): three syllables, stress on the second. Also heard: peh-NIN-uh.

What does Peninnah mean?

Peninnah means “pearl” (Hebrew).

Who was Peninnah?

Peninnah was one of the two wives of Elkanah of Ephraim; she had sons and daughters while the other wife, Hannah, was childless (1 Samuel 1:2). At the yearly sacrifice at Shiloh, Elkanah gave portions to Peninnah and to all her sons and daughters (1 Samuel 1:4).

Also pronounced

peh-NIN-uh

Found in Scripture

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