חַמּוּאֵל

The Hebrew word חַמּוּאֵל (cham.mu.el), with Strong's number H2536, functions as a proper name for a person. Its transliteration, Hammuel, is derived from the lemma. This name occurs only once in the Bible. As a proper name, Hammuel is a unique identifier for an individual. Proper names in the Bible often carry significance and can be tied to historical, cultural, or familial contexts. Unfortunately, without further information, the specific meaning and significance of the name Hammuel cannot be determined from this data alone. However, its usage as a proper name suggests that Hammuel held personal or cultural importance in the ancient context in which it appears.