i.ta.mar identifies Aaron’s son, named in priestly service, family lines, and later descendants.

The name identifies Aaron’s son in lists of his children and in accounts of priestly service; it also marks the family line called the sons of Ithamar in later priestly divisions and a descendant list.

1. Personal name in Aaron’s priestly family · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper in every cited occurrence. In Exodus 28:1 the APB renders Ithamar among Aaron’s sons appointed to minister, while Numbers 4:28 and Numbers 4:33 place the Gershonite and Merarite families’ responsibilities under his supervision. In 1 Chronicles 24:3 the APB renders “the sons of Ithamar” within priestly service divisions, and Ezra 8:2 names Daniel from that line.

   Exodus 28:1Numbers 4:28Numbers 4:331 Chronicles 24:31 Chronicles 24:4Ezra 8:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the name as “Ithamar,” sometimes identifying him as “son of Aaron the priest” and sometimes using “sons of Ithamar” for his family line. These phrases reflect the clauses as rendered rather than a separate lexical range.