Conaniah
ko.nan.ya.hu is used as a personal name for an individual mentioned in accounts involving Levites and offerings.
The supplied verses use the proper noun as the name of an individual: he is named in connection with oversight of contributions and tithes in 2 Chronicles 31:12 and 2 Chronicles 31:13, and among Levite rulers who contributed Passover offerings in 2 Chronicles 35:9.
Senses in use
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Personal name in narrative accounts · dominant
In 2 Chronicles 31:12 and 2 Chronicles 31:13, the form is tagged as a proper noun and identifies the individual named in clauses about contributions, tithes, and overseers. In 2 Chronicles 35:9, the same proper-noun use identifies an individual listed with Levite rulers who contributed Passover offerings.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the proper name as “Conaniah” in each supplied verse. Its surrounding descriptions confirm the narrative setting rather than define the name.