min.ya.min is a personal name appearing among priestly personnel and named individuals in Scripture.

The supplied verses use the term as a proper personal name: it identifies a participant in priestly distribution work, a name in a priestly listing, and a priest present with trumpets.

1. Personal name in priestly contexts · dominant

   Each occurrence is tagged as a proper noun and occurs in a list of people connected with priests. In 2 Chronicles 31:15 the APB renders Miniamin among those assisting with distributions in the cities of the priests; in Nehemiah 12:17 it occurs in a listing alongside Abijah and Moadiah; and in Nehemiah 12:41 the APB lists Miniamin among priests who were with trumpets.

   2 Chronicles 31:15Nehemiah 12:17Nehemiah 12:41

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Miniamin” in each supplied verse, always within a list of named people. It confirms the name's listing function rather than supplying a lexical definition.