עזרא, פרק י׳, פסוק ל״ה

The historical records carefully catalog the specific individuals involved in the events of the time, listing men such as Benaiah, Bedeiah, and Keluhu. The preservation of these ancient names carries a unique tradition regarding how they were originally recorded versus how they were spoken aloud by the people. While the third name is traditionally pronounced as Keluhu, the actual written text ends with a slightly different letter, spelling it as Keluhi. Additionally, precise manuscript traditions ensure that the middle of this name is written in its full spelling, explicitly marking the internal vowel sound with a corresponding letter to preserve its exact form [מנחת שי].