u.ri.el is a personal name used for people named in Levitical and family relationships.

The attested uses present u.ri.el as a personal name in named relationships: a Kohathite ruler and Levite in 1 Chronicles, and the father of Micaiah in 2 Chronicles; the supplied APB wording for 1 Chronicles 6:9 does not visibly identify the name.

1. Personal name in lists and family identification · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun. In 1 Chronicles 15:5 the APB renders “Uriel the ruler” among the sons of Kohath, and in 1 Chronicles 15:11 it lists Uriel among the Levites summoned by David. In 2 Chronicles 13:2 the APB identifies Micaiah as the daughter of Uriel; although the form is supplied for 1 Chronicles 6:9, that APB verse does not visibly render the name.

   1 Chronicles 15:51 Chronicles 15:111 Chronicles 6:92 Chronicles 13:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name explicitly as “Uriel” in the Levitical notices and in Micaiah’s family identification. Its wording for 1 Chronicles 6:9 does not visibly show a corresponding name, so the translation does not isolate the supplied form there.