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 Project Bible: The APB presents the form as “Eliel” in the supplied name lists, including lists of warriors, Levites, household heads, and overseers. These renderings are best read as its presentation of the personal name in each verse rather than as evidence for further nuance.