an.to.ti identifies men by their association with Anathoth in the supplied biblical verses.

The attested form is a masculine singular gentilic used to identify persons by association with Anathoth: Abiezer in military lists, another named man in a list, and Jeremiah in a rebuke.

1. Gentilic identification of a person · dominant

   All five occurrences are tagged as masculine singular absolute gentilic forms and attach the designation to named individuals. In 1 Chronicles 11:28 and 2 Samuel 23:27 the APB renders Abiezer with an Anathoth-related identifier; 1 Chronicles 12:3 similarly identifies Jehu, while 1 Chronicles 27:12 identifies Abiezer in connection with his division and Jeremiah 29:27 identifies Jeremiah in the rebuke addressed to the priest.

   1 Chronicles 11:281 Chronicles 12:31 Chronicles 27:122 Samuel 23:27Jeremiah 29:27

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB usually presents the designation with “Anathothite,” but 1 Chronicles 27:12 reads “the Anathoth.” These English forms are treated as verse-level presentations rather than precise lexical equivalents.