Miniamin
MINIAMIN (mĭn'ya-mĭn, from the right hand)
A Levite in Hezekiah’s time (2Chr.31.15).Head of a family of priests in Nehemiah’s time (Neh.12.17).A priest in the time of Nehemiah (Neh.12.41).
MINIAMIN, mĭn’ yə mĭn (מִנְיָמִן, מִ֨נְיָמִ֔ין, LXX βενιαμειν, meaning on the right hand side, hence a favored or fortunate one). A priestly personal name.
Compare this with its variant Mijamin. The two names are the same although one assimilates the letter n (nun in Heb.). The variant may have been a way to distinguish between different persons. In the days of Hezekiah a faithful priest named Miniamin assisted in the distribution of tithes and contributions (2 Chron 31:15). A Miniamin is listed with the heads of priestly households (fathers’ houses, Neh 12:17) and in v. 41 one with this name blew the trumpet while Nehemiah gave thanks.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (1915)
min’-ya-min, mi-ni’-a-min (minydmin):
(1) A Levite who assisted Kore, the son of Imnah, in the distribution of the freewill offerings (2Ch 31:15).
(2) A priestly family of the time of the high priest Joiakim (Ne 12:17), probably equals MIJAMIN (2).
(3) A priestly participant in the ceremony of the dedication of the wall (Ne 12:41).