(Heb. Yizrach', יַזְרָח, l only with the art. הִיַּזְרָח , the indigenous, prob. by error of transcription for יַזְרָחַי, a Yizrachite [but Furst makes it a man's name =Izrahiah], and this again for אֶזְרָחַי, Ezrachite; Sept. has Ι᾿εζραέλ v.r. Ι᾿εσραέ; Vulg. Jezerites), a patronymic epithet of Shamhuth, one of David's generals (1 Chronicles 27:8), prob. so called as being descended from Zerah, Judah's son. (See EZRAHITE).