The Bible doe not say.
No, but there are other scriptures that do.
From the book of Jubilees:
Recall the sons of Noah were the Patriarchs of the world's races. Shem married an oriental woman and moved to the Holy land, gave birth to the S(h)emites - Semitic races of the Middle East. While Ham travelled to the south with his Ethiopian wife and raised his family in Egypt and northern Africa. Japheth's wife was Caucasian (from the Caucasus Mountains) and traveled north raised his family.
In the Bible, the wives of Shem, Ham, and Japheth are not explicitly named. However, the Book of Jubilees and other texts outside the Bible offer traditions that mention various names for their wives, such as Adataneses for Shem, Na'eltama'uk for Ham, and Adataneses for Japheth. These names are not widely recognized and are not considered canonical.
The three sons of Noah were Shem, Ham, and Japheth. They were believed to be the ancestors of all the different nations and peoples in the world.
The biblical brother of Ham and Shem was Japheth. They were the sons of Noah, who were said to be the ancestors of the three main races of humanity according to the Bible.
After the flood, Noah's sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth settled in different regions. Shem's descendants primarily inhabited the areas of the Middle East, including parts of present-day Iraq, Syria, and Israel. Ham's descendants settled in Africa, while Japheth's descendants are believed to have migrated to Europe and parts of Asia.
Ham is usually described as one of Noah's three sons, along with Shem and Japheth. He is often depicted as the youngest son.
This is a difficulty. Noah's wife could not have three pregnancies all in Noah's 500th year. However, it is said that Noah was 600 when he went into the ark. His son, Shem begot Arphaxad when Shem was 100, two years after the flood. (Gen. 11: 10). This means Noah must have been 502, when Shem was born. Gen. 10: 21 calls Shem the "brother of Japheth the elder" in the NKJV. Some other translations say, “Shem the older brother of Japheth.” So, it is hard to determine the correct birth order. Gen. 9: 24 calls Ham, Noah’s “younger son” in the NKJV. Again, other translations call him the “youngest son.” This still doesn’t address the triplet question, though. Multiple births still emphasize birth order. A lot is made of Esau having the rights of the first-born, even though Jacob is his twin. What could be meant is that Noah was “about 500” when his three sons were born. But this seems a bit unsatisfactory, doesn’t it?
Noah, his wife, Shem, Ham, Japeth, and their wives. Eight total.
Eight. Noah and his wife. Three sons, Shem,Ham, Jaheth and their wives.
Noah, his sons Shem, Japheth, Ham and each of their wives
1) Noah's wife (no name) 2) Shem, Noah's son 3) Shem's wife (no name) 4) Ham, Noah's son 5) Ham's wife (no name) 6) Japheth, Noah's son 7) Japheth's wife (no name)
His wife (unnamed), his sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth (Genesis 5:32)and their wives (unnamed)(Genesis 7:7+13)
Shem
Noah.
"On the very same day Noah and Noah's sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, and Noah's wife and the three wives of his sons with them, entered the ark."...so THREE (3).
YES Genesis 7:13 "On that very day Noah and his sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth, together with his wife and the wives of his three sons, entered the ark."
The three sons of Noah were Shem, Ham, and Japheth. They were believed to be the ancestors of all the different nations and peoples in the world.
Noah (Genesis 5:32)
Noah.