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Uphaz = "desire of fine gold"
a place famous for its gold (site unknown)
δόκιμος, & 2 Chronicles 9:17 טָהוֺר, whence MV Klo make מוּפָז Hoph. Participle from פזז q. v. Klo reads אוֺפִיר (q. v.) for אוּפָז Jeremiah 10:9; Daniel 10:5, in view of כֶּתֶם אוֺפִיר Isaiah 13:12. **Corrupt, see SiegfThLz, Nov. 7, 1883, 530; he explained מֵא׳ Jeremiah 10:9 as error for מוּפָז 1 Kings 10:18, and א׳ Daniel 10:5 as borrowed from Jeremiah 10:9; in Jeremiah 10:9 Gie reads מֵאוֺפִיר, Du either this or מוּפָז (see H6338 פזז); read מֵאוֺפִיר perhaps also Daniel 10:5 (Dr).
Strong's Number H210 matches the Hebrew אוּפָז ('ûp̄āz),
which occurs 2 times in 2 verses
in the WLC Hebrew.
Beaten silver is brought from Tarshish
and gold from Uphaz.[fn]
The work of a craftsman
and of a goldsmith’s hands
is clothed in blue and purple,
all the work of skilled artisans.
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