a.sa.yah is a Hebrew proper name used for individuals in genealogical notices, a Levite summons, and royal service.

The attested use is a proper name for individuals named in genealogical lists and family notices, among Levites summoned by David, and in the king's command and ensuing mission to Huldah.

1. Personal name in lists and narrative · dominant

   Each cited occurrence is tagged Noun · Proper. In 1 Chronicles 4:36 the APB renders Asaiah within a list of names; in 1 Chronicles 15:6 it identifies him as a ruler among the sons of Merari, and in 1 Chronicles 15:11 he is among the Levites David summoned. In 2 Kings 22:12 and 2 Kings 22:14, the APB includes Asaiah among those commanded by the king and then sent to speak with Huldah.

   1 Chronicles 4:361 Chronicles 9:51 Chronicles 15:61 Chronicles 15:112 Kings 22:122 Kings 22:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB normally presents the name as “Asaiah” in lists and narrative groups. In 1 Chronicles 6:15, the supplied whole-verse rendering does not visibly include the name, so the translation does not isolate every occurrence consistently.