דברי הימים א, פרק א׳, פסוק ט׳

Tracing the early branches of humanity involves careful attention to the generations that emerged in ancient times. The historical records document the sons and grandsons of Cush, laying out the roots of these early nations and tracking how his family line expanded.

A defining feature of this ancient record is the extreme precision with which these family names were preserved. When dealing with specific ancestors, such as Raama, whose names appear multiple times in the genealogy, the tradition maintains a strict consistency in how they are recorded. Relying on highly accurate manuscript traditions that connect back to the earliest accounts of human history, careful attention is given to the exact spelling of these names. This meticulous approach ensures that the precise identity of these early founders remains intact and unaltered throughout the generations [מנחת שי].