ye.chez.qel is a personal name used in a priestly allotment and in scenes concerning Ezekiel.

The attested forms function as a personal name: in 1 Chronicles 24:16 it identifies the recipient of a priestly allotment, while in Ezekiel 1:3 and Ezekiel 24:24 it occurs in statements about Ezekiel.

1. Personal name in named references · dominant

   All three occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper. In 1 Chronicles 24:16 the APB renders a numbered allotment to “Jehezkel”; in Ezekiel 1:3 it renders the name in the clause about the word of the LORD coming to Ezekiel, and in Ezekiel 24:24 in the statement that Ezekiel will become a wonder.

   1 Chronicles 24:16Ezekiel 1:3Ezekiel 24:24

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB writes “Jehezkel” in 1 Chronicles 24:16 but “Ezekiel” in Ezekiel 1:3 and Ezekiel 24:24. These spellings show its presentation of the name in the verses rather than separate lexical senses.