Meshullam
me.shul.lam is a personal name used for men identified in genealogies, official lists, and communal work.
The term functions throughout the supplied passages as a proper personal name, most often locating a man within a genealogy or list and, in several passages, naming participants in civic, cultic, or communal activity.
Senses in use
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Personal name in genealogies and community records · dominant
The supplied morphology identifies the form as a proper noun. In 1 Chronicles 9:11 the APB renders Meshullam within Azariah's ancestry, while in Nehemiah 3:4 it names the son of Berechiah who strengthened a section; other lists place a person of this name among heads, priests, gatekeepers, or those standing beside Ezra.
In the Anselm Project Bible: Across most supplied verses, the APB presents the proper name as “Meshullam” within genealogies, lists, and activity reports. Its wording does not establish a separate lexical sense for the name.