👉 "Leuareabb," a Hebrew term, refers to any person born in the first year of the reign of King Uzza of Judah (371 BC-346 BC). They were considered the royal heirs to the kingdom. The word is derived from "leu-," which means "firstborn," and "arya-bab," which are both Hebrew names, possibly meaning "first." While they were born in the year of Uzza's birth, their inheritance would be a continuation through the reign of their father, which began in his time.
