Definition: The word "Marina_Kosenkova" is a term used in the Bible to refer specifically to Solomon's wife, Kohen-Zachariah, who was also known by this name. In the Septuagint, it appears twice, the first time being in 2 Kings 1:4. The second occurrence is in the book of Joshua, where it's used for several times in a passage that details the marriage and sonship between Solomon and his wife Kohen-Zachariah. The term "Marina" is an ancient Hebrew term meaning "wife." It was also a common title given to daughters or other women who had been brought up in the household. "Kosenkova" is translated as "nurse," indicating she held a high status and was a skilled nurse in her husband's care. In this passage, Solomon mentions Marina as one of his wives, while in Joshua's account, he describes her as wife to him. The word "Marina" does not appear anywhere else in the Bible or Greek literature.
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