Elioud is the personal name used for a man positioned in Matthew’s begetting sequence.

The two occurrences use Elioud as a personal name within a sequence of begetting relationships: he is named as the one begotten by Achim and as the one who begot Eleazar.

1. Personal name in a begetting sequence · dominant

   In Matthew 1:14, the accusative singular masculine form identifies the person whom Achim begot; the APB renders the clause “Achim then begot Eliud.” In Matthew 1:15, the nominative singular masculine form identifies the person who begot Eleazar; the APB renders “Eliud then begot Eleazar.”

   Matthew 1:14Matthew 1:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name as “Eliud” in both verses, within the clauses “Achim then begot Eliud” and “Eliud then begot Eleazar.” These clauses provide the contextual presentation rather than a separate lexical rendering.