zikh.ri is a personal name borne by individuals named in genealogies, family lines, leadership notices, and one battle account.

The supplied occurrences consistently use the term as a proper personal name: it identifies people in genealogical lists and father-son relationships, and also names a man described in a military action.

1. Personal name in lists, ancestry, and narrative · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper in every supplied occurrence. In Exodus 6:21 the APB renders it within Izhar's list of sons; in 1 Chronicles 27:16 and Nehemiah 11:9 it occurs in father-son identifications, while in 2 Chronicles 28:7 the APB renders a man of Ephraim bearing the name as killing named royal officials.

   Exodus 6:211 Chronicles 8:271 Chronicles 27:162 Chronicles 17:162 Chronicles 28:7Nehemiah 11:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the proper name as "Zichri" in lists, lineage statements, and narrative clauses. Its English wording confirms the named-person context rather than supplying a separate lexical definition.