yo.za.vad is a Hebrew proper name used for men named in military, Levite, administrative, and family lists.

The term functions as a proper name identifying men in lists and accounts: named among David’s supporters, among overseers and Levite leaders, in family lists, and in work connected with the house of God.

1. Personal name in lists and public duties · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper in every occurrence. In 2 Chronicles 31:13 the APB renders a named overseer under appointed officials; in 2 Chronicles 35:9 it includes the name among Levite rulers who contributed Passover offerings; and in Nehemiah 8:7 it places the named person among Levites who helped the people understand the law. Ezra 10:22 and Ezra 10:23 place the name in separate family and Levite lists, while Ezra 8:33 names a person entrusted with weighed valuables.

   2 Chronicles 31:132 Chronicles 35:9Ezra 10:22Ezra 10:23Ezra 8:33Nehemiah 8:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across several list and narrative verses, the APB presents the name as “Jozabad,” including in accounts of overseers, Levite leaders, and entrusted officials. In 1 Chronicles 12:5 and 1 Chronicles 12:21, the supplied translation does not visibly preserve the name, so its individual English correspondence is not consistently recoverable from the translation alone.