am.mi.el is a proper personal name used in family identifications, a tribal listing, and a list of sons.

The term is attested as a proper personal name: it identifies a father in references to Machir and Bath-shua, names a man in the tribe of Dan, and occurs in a list of sons.

1. Proper personal name in family and list contexts · dominant

   All supplied forms are tagged Noun · Proper. In 2 Samuel 9:4 and 2 Samuel 9:5, the APB renders Machir as "son of Ammiel" and locates him at Lo-debar; 2 Samuel 17:27 likewise identifies "Machir son of Ammiel." In Numbers 13:12 the APB renders "Ammiel son of Gemalli," while 1 Chronicles 3:5 names Bath-shua as a daughter of Ammiel and 1 Chronicles 26:5 lists Ammiel as "the sixth."

   2 Samuel 9:42 Samuel 9:52 Samuel 17:27Numbers 13:121 Chronicles 3:51 Chronicles 26:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the form as "Ammiel" in the supplied verses. It places the name in paternal identifications, a tribal identification, and a numbered list of sons.