ye.i.el is a personal name borne by men named in family, service, and official lists in Scripture.

The term functions as a personal name in genealogical and household identification, lists of worship personnel, and administrative or communal settings. The supplied verses identify named individuals in family lines, musical service, military administration, and groups assembled or listed by descent.

1. Personal name in named lists and identifications · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper wherever it occurs. In 1 Chronicles 5:7 the APB renders Jeiel as a family head, while 1 Chronicles 15:21 places Jeiel among those appointed to play lyres. In 2 Chronicles 26:11 the APB names Jeiel as a secretary connected with the army's muster, and Ezra 8:13 includes him in a list of names from the sons of Adonikam.

   1 Chronicles 5:71 Chronicles 15:211 Chronicles 9:352 Chronicles 20:142 Chronicles 26:11Ezra 8:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB generally presents the name as "Jeiel" within lists and personal identifications. Its treatment of individual names in longer lists cannot always be isolated with certainty.