yish.shiy.yah is a personal name appearing among named individuals in family and group lists.

The attested form functions as a proper personal name in lists of individuals and family relationships. It identifies a named person among Uzziel’s sons, as a head in a family line, as Micah’s brother and Zechariah’s father, and among the sons of Harim.

1. Personal name in family and group lists · dominant

   All occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper and occur in lists naming people. In 1 Chronicles 23:20 the APB renders Isshiah as Uzziel’s second son; in 1 Chronicles 24:21 it names Isshiah as the head among Rehabiah’s sons; and in 1 Chronicles 24:25 it identifies Isshiah in relation to Micah and names Zechariah among Isshiah’s sons. The name also appears among Izrahiah’s sons in 1 Chronicles 7:3, among Harim’s sons in Ezra 10:31, and in the named group of 1 Chronicles 12:7, where the APB’s wording does not clearly isolate its contribution.

   1 Chronicles 12:71 Chronicles 23:201 Chronicles 24:211 Chronicles 24:251 Chronicles 7:3Ezra 10:31

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB generally presents the name as “Isshiah” in family lists and relational clauses. In 1 Chronicles 12:7, although the supplied original form occurs, the APB renders only “Joelah and Zebadiah son of Jeroham from the Gedor,” so the translation does not clearly show a corresponding English name there.