yᵊhōrām יְהוֹרָם ‘Jehoram’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: from yᵊhōwā יְהֹוָה ‘YHWH/Lord’ and rūm רוּם ‘to exalt / be rotten’
Roots: יהווה רום

yᵊhōrām pr n m pers
Jehoram or Joram = "Jehovah is exalted"
1) son of king Jehoshaphat of Judah and himself king of Judah for 8 years; his wife was the wicked Athaliah who was probably the instigator for his returning the nation of Judah to the worship of Baal
2) son of king Ahab of the northern kingdom of Israel and king of Israel himself for 12 years; he was murdered by Jehu on the plot of land for which his father had murdered Naboth thus fulfilling the prophecy of Elijah to the very letter
3) a priest in the reign of Jehoshaphat