Amminadib

Amminadib appears in the Song of Solomon 6:12 in a disputed and highly uncertain passage, where the Hebrew 'ammi-nadib' is variously translated as a personal name ('the chariots of Amminadib'), a poetic phrase ('my princely people'), or an abstract expression of sudden rapturous movement. Most modern translations prefer a non-personal reading. If understood as a proper name, Amminadib may refer to a figure known for his swift chariots, but the reference remains one of the most exegetically debated in the book and no biographical detail can be confidently assigned to this figure.