Ahio
ach.yo identifies Ahio, named in genealogical lists and in the transport of the ark.
The supplied verses use this proper noun to identify Ahio: most often in brief name lists, and also in the account of moving the ark, where he is named with Uzzah and described as driving the cart or walking before the ark.
Senses in use
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Ahio in genealogical name lists · dominant
In 1 Chronicles 8:14 the APB renders a list including “Ahio, Shashak, and Jerimoth.” In 1 Chronicles 8:31 and 1 Chronicles 9:37, the proper-noun form likewise occurs among lists of personal names, including Gedor and other named individuals.
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Ahio during the ark's transport · common
In 1 Chronicles 13:7 the APB renders Uzzah and Ahio as guiding the cart carrying the ark. In 2 Samuel 6:3, Ahio is named with Uzzah as a son of Abinadab driving the new cart; in 2 Samuel 6:4, the APB says that Ahio walked in front of the ark.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as the personal name “Ahio” in both lists and narrative. In the ark-transport verses it places Ahio with Uzzah and describes him as guiding or driving the cart and walking before the ark.