Penina (Heb. Peninnâh, “one with rich hair” or “coral”). One of the 2 wives of Elkanah, Samuel’s father (1Sa 1:2-6).
Source: Evangelical Bible Dictionary
(Pearl or coral). Second wife of †¢Elcana. She had several children. Being † ¢ Ana barren, he made fun of her, for which she prayed to Jehovah, who granted Samuel (1Sa 1: 1-20).
Source: Christian Bible Dictionary
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vet, = “coral”. One of the two wives of Elkanah; the other was named Hannah (1 Sam. 1:2-6).
Source: New Illustrated Bible Dictionary
(Coral).
Elqana’s wife. Unlike Ana, Elqaná’s other wife, Peniná had many children. However, she was not as loved as Hannah, and so she scoffed at her being barren, especially during the family’s annual visits to the tabernacle. (1Sa 1:1-8.)
Source: Dictionary of the Bible