mal.kiy.yah is used as a personal name for people named in genealogies, lists, messages, and building accounts.

The supplied occurrences use the term as a proper personal name: it appears in family lines, lists of named people, a message sent to Jeremiah, and reports of construction and public assembly.

1. Personal name in genealogies, lists, and narratives · dominant

   The supplied forms are tagged as Noun · Proper. In 1 Chronicles 9:12 the APB renders a genealogical chain ending with “Pashhur son of Malchijah”; in Jeremiah 21:1 it identifies Pashhur in the delegation sent to Jeremiah. In Nehemiah 3:14, the named person is identified as Rechab’s son and ruler of Beth-haccherem while strengthening the dung gate, and in Nehemiah 8:4 the APB includes the name among those standing beside Ezra.

   1 Chronicles 9:12Ezra 10:25Jeremiah 21:1Jeremiah 38:6Nehemiah 3:14Nehemiah 8:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB usually presents the form as “Malchijah” within names, genealogies, and narrative identifications, as in Jeremiah 38:6 and Nehemiah 3:14. Its omission of the name in 1 Chronicles 6:25 does not establish a different use of the supplied proper-noun form.