na.chat is used as a personal name in genealogical lists and in an overseer roster.

The supplied verses use this noun proper as a personal name: it appears among Reuel’s sons and chiefs, in a genealogical line, and among overseers appointed under Conaniah and Shimei.

1. Personal name in genealogies and a roster · dominant

   All five occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper. In Genesis 36:13 and Genesis 36:17, the APB renders the name within lists of Reuel’s sons and chiefs; in 1 Chronicles 1:37 it occurs in the corresponding list of Reuel’s sons. In 1 Chronicles 6:11 it appears in a genealogical sequence, while 2 Chronicles 31:13 lists it among overseers under Conaniah and Shimei.

   1 Chronicles 1:371 Chronicles 6:112 Chronicles 31:13Genesis 36:13Genesis 36:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Nahath” in lists of people: as a son or chief in the Genesis and 1 Chronicles lists, and as an overseer in 2 Chronicles 31:13. In 1 Chronicles 6:11, the supplied APB genealogical wording does not visibly include the name, so its specific translation rendering is unclear.