ye.du.tun is a proper name associated with a father, his sons, and musical service in the LORD's house.

The supplied verses use this proper name for a figure associated with musicians and singers, his sons or descendants, and service involving instruments and thanksgiving; it also occurs in genealogical statements and in the supplied Psalm verses, where the APB text does not expressly reproduce the name.

1. Proper name in musical and family settings · dominant

   The form is consistently tagged Noun · Proper. In 1 Chronicles 25:3, the APB renders a list of sons "under the hands of their father Jeduthun" with lyre-led prophesying, thanksgiving, and praise; 1 Chronicles 16:42 likewise names him with musical instruments and refers to "the sons of Jeduthun." In 1 Chronicles 9:16 and Nehemiah 11:17, the name occurs within lines of descent.

   1 Chronicles 25:31 Chronicles 16:421 Chronicles 25:62 Chronicles 5:121 Chronicles 9:16Nehemiah 11:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: In the Chronicles and Nehemiah passages, the APB explicitly presents the name as "Jeduthun," including references to his sons or descendants. In Psalm 39:1, Psalm 62:1, and Psalm 77:1, the supplied APB text gives the prayer or declaration without explicitly reproducing the name.