a.zar.el is a personal name borne by men identified in genealogies, lists, and communal settings.

The attested uses present a.zar.el as a personal name: it identifies men in family relationships, tribal and group listings, and a musical procession. The supplied verses do not establish distinct lexical senses beyond this naming use.

1. Personal name in lists and family records · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun in every occurrence. In 1 Chronicles 25:18 the APB renders “The eleventh for Azarel, his sons and his brothers—twelve,” while 1 Chronicles 27:22 names “Azarel son of Jeroham” among tribal rulers; Nehemiah 11:13 likewise places him in a paternal line. Ezra 10:41 lists the name among other individuals, and Nehemiah 12:36 includes it among brothers with musical instruments.

   1 Chronicles 12:71 Chronicles 25:181 Chronicles 27:22Ezra 10:41Nehemiah 11:13Nehemiah 12:36

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the term as “Azarel,” whether in a list, a paternal line, or a group named in a musical setting. These renderings confirm the verse-level identification but do not supply a separate lexical meaning.