de.u.el is a personal name used to identify Eliasaph's father in the Gad-related notices of Numbers.

The attested form is used consistently as a proper personal name in the paternal identification “son of Deuel,” identifying Eliasaph in notices concerning Gad, military leadership, and an offering.

1. Personal name in Eliasaph's paternal identification · dominant

   In Numbers 1:14 and Numbers 10:20, the proper noun occurs in the clause identifying Eliasaph as “son of Deuel”; the APB renders the name in that paternal identification. Numbers 7:42 and Numbers 7:47 likewise identify the leader and offerer Eliasaph as “son of Deuel,” with the latter verse concluding the description of his offering.

   Numbers 10:20Numbers 1:14Numbers 7:42Numbers 7:47

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the name in the repeated phrase “son of Deuel,” identifying Eliasaph. This repeated English presentation confirms the clause-level identification rather than isolating a separate lexical rendering.