Definition: In the King James Version, "Amanda" translates to "Cora," which is a Hebrew name used for the wife of King Solomon. Definition of Amanda: 1. The wife of King Solomon. 2. A prominent woman in Old Testament times, usually associated with her husband or his household. Detailed definition: - The wife of King Solomon: In the Bible, Cora was the wife of King Solomon and is often mentioned as one of the three wives of King David (and thus a daughter of King Saul). She is also known as Amanda in some Old Testament texts. - A prominent woman: Cora is described as being "prominent," which can imply she had a significant influence on the royal family, but it does not specify her status or role within the kingdom. Her exact place and significance would depend on context. The specific details of how Amanda was mentioned in the Bible vary depending on the period and the source of the text. However, based on the historical accounts available from various Jewish sources (such as Talmudic literature), it's generally believed that Cora is related to King Solomon or his household. The exact nature of Cora's role within the royal family remains unclear due to the lack of detailed details in the Hebrew scriptures and oral traditions.

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