Enan

Enan was the father of Ahira, the appointed leader of the tribe of Naphtali during the wilderness period, first recorded in Numbers 1:15 at the first census of Israel. He is mentioned exclusively in connection with his son's official role, appearing in the census lists, the tribal offerings at the altar's dedication (Numbers 7:83), and the ordering of Israel's camp and march. His name, meaning 'having eyes' or 'fountain,' connects him genealogically to one of Israel's tribal leadership families.