me.he.tav.el is a proper name borne by a wife in two royal notices and by an ancestor in Nehemiah.

The supplied verses use the term as a proper name: twice for the wife named in royal succession notices and once for the ancestor named in Shemaiah's lineage.

1. Personal name in family identification · dominant

   In 1 Chronicles 1:50 and Genesis 36:39, the form is tagged Noun · Proper and occurs in the clause naming the wife of the succeeding ruler; the APB renders her as “Mehetabel daughter of Matred daughter of Mezahab.” In Nehemiah 6:10, the same proper-name tagging occurs within Shemaiah's ancestry; the APB renders “Shemaiah son of Delaiah son of Mehetabel.”

   1 Chronicles 1:50Genesis 36:39Nehemiah 6:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name as “Mehetabel” in each verse: as a wife's name in 1 Chronicles 1:50 and Genesis 36:39, and as an ancestor's name in Nehemiah 6:10. This follows the verse-level translation.