How do you pronounce Tirzah?

Tirzah is pronounced "TEER-zah". Alternative pronunciations include: "TEER-zuh". This name appears in 17 verses of the King James Bible.

Where does Tirzah appear in the Bible?

Tirzah appears in 17 verses of the King James Bible, including Numbers 26:33, Numbers 27:1, Numbers 36:11, Joshua 12:24, Joshua 17:3, and others.

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Tirzah

TEER-zah

What is Tirzah?

Tirzah was a Canaanite royal city that became an early capital of the northern kingdom of Israel, where kings Baasha, Elah, and Omri reigned (1 Kings 15:33, 1 Kings 16:8, 1 Kings 16:23), and its beauty is praised in Song of Solomon 6:4. Tirzah is also the name of one of the five daughters of Zelophehad who had no brothers (Numbers 27:1).

Meaning: delight (Hebrew)

Also pronounced

TEER-zuh

Found in Scripture

Numbers 26:33 Numbers 27:1 Numbers 36:11 Joshua 12:24 Joshua 17:3 1 Kings 14:17 1 Kings 15:21 1 Kings 15:33 1 Kings 16:6 1 Kings 16:8 1 Kings 16:9 1 Kings 16:15 1 Kings 16:17 1 Kings 16:23 2 Kings 15:14 2 Kings 15:16 Song of Solomon 6:4

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