e.li.el is a personal name used to identify men in genealogical, military, Levitical, and administrative lists.

The supplied occurrences use the noun proper form as a personal name within enumerations of men: genealogical lists, named groups, Levitical personnel, and appointed overseers. The verses distinguish named individuals by this designation rather than displaying a separate lexical use.

1. Personal name in lists of men · dominant

   Every supplied token is tagged Noun · Proper and occurs among personal names. In 1 Chronicles 5:24 the APB renders the name within a list of household heads; in 1 Chronicles 15:11 it occurs among Levites summoned by David; and in 2 Chronicles 31:13 it names one of the overseers appointed under Conaniah and Shimei.

   1 Chronicles 5:241 Chronicles 11:461 Chronicles 11:471 Chronicles 15:91 Chronicles 15:112 Chronicles 31:13

In the Anselm Paraphrase: The APB presents the form as “Eliel” in the supplied name lists, including lists of warriors, Levites, household heads, and overseers. Because the paraphrase is not word-aligned, these renderings are best read as its presentation of the personal name in each verse rather than as evidence for further nuance.