qe.mu.el is a personal name used for men identified by family, tribe, or office in Scripture.

The term is used as a proper personal name: one man is named among a family line, another is identified as the father of Aram, and another is named as a tribal leader.

1. Personal name in family and leadership identifications · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun in all three verses. In Genesis 22:21 the APB renders a family list including “Kemuel the father of Aram”; in Numbers 34:24 it names “the leader Kemuel son of Shiphtan,” and in 1 Chronicles 27:17 it identifies Hashabiah as “son of Kemuel.”

   Genesis 22:21Numbers 34:241 Chronicles 27:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name as “Kemuel” in each occurrence, within family identification in Genesis 22:21 and 1 Chronicles 27:17 and an official designation in Numbers 34:24. As a translation.