yig.al is used as a personal name in genealogical, tribal, and warrior-list contexts.

The attested form functions consistently as a personal name: it identifies a man by his father and tribe in Numbers 13:7, a man from Zobah in 2 Samuel 23:36, and a son within a genealogy in 1 Chronicles 3:22.

1. Personal name in identifying lists · dominant

   All three occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper and occur as an individual’s name within lists. In Numbers 13:7 the APB renders "Igal son of Joseph" in a tribal identification; in 2 Samuel 23:36 it renders "Igal son of Nathan from Zobah"; and in 1 Chronicles 3:22 it includes "Igal" among Shemaiah’s sons.

   Numbers 13:72 Samuel 23:361 Chronicles 3:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the form as "Igal" in each verse, placing it in personal identifications and a genealogical list. These renderings are confirmed by the proper-noun morphology and list contexts.