ho.diy.yah is a proper personal name, used in a family notice and among lists of names in Scripture.

The supplied occurrences use the term as a proper personal name: in 1 Chronicles 4:19 it identifies the wife in a family notice, while Nehemiah 10:11, Nehemiah 10:14, and Nehemiah 10:19 place the same form within sequences of names.

1. Proper personal name · dominant

   All four occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper. In 1 Chronicles 4:19 the APB renders a family clause about “the wife of Hodiah”; in Nehemiah 10:11, Nehemiah 10:14, and Nehemiah 10:19 the form occurs in name-list contexts, though the translation does not clearly isolate its individual contribution.

   1 Chronicles 4:19Nehemiah 10:11Nehemiah 10:14Nehemiah 10:19

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly includes “Hodiah” in 1 Chronicles 4:19. In the Nehemiah verses it presents short sequences of names and does not clearly identify the term's individual English rendering.