A personal name meaning 'another' or 'the other one.' Appears in the genealogy of Benjamin (1 Chronicles 7:12). Even the unnamed and obscure are recorded in the divine ledger.
The name 'the other one' carries quiet theological weight: no person is too obscure for God's covenant record. In Christ, there is no 'other' who is excluded -- 'you are all one in Christ Jesus' (Galatians 3:28). Every outsider is welcomed in.