e.tan is used as a proper name in genealogical lists and among the singers appointed for music.

The attested form is used as a proper name: it identifies a member of Zerah’s sons and a father of Azariah, and it also names a Levite singer associated with Heman and Asaph.

1. Proper name in genealogical and musical settings · dominant

   All supplied tokens are tagged as Proper. In 1 Chronicles 2:6 the APB renders the name among Zerah’s sons, and in 1 Chronicles 2:8 it renders him as the father of Azariah; in 1 Chronicles 15:17 and 1 Chronicles 15:19 it identifies the figure listed with Heman and Asaph among the appointed singers.

   1 Chronicles 2:61 Chronicles 2:81 Chronicles 15:171 Chronicles 15:19

In the Anselm Paraphrase: Where the name is visible, the APB presents it as “Ethan,” including the genealogical notices in 1 Chronicles 2:6 and 1 Chronicles 2:8 and the singer lists in 1 Chronicles 15:17 and 1 Chronicles 15:19. In several other supplied verses the paraphrase does not visibly reproduce the name, so its precise English placement cannot be isolated from the paraphrase alone.