ʿammī nādīv עַמִּי נָדִיב ‘Amminadib’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: from ʿam עַם ‘people / kinsman’ and nādīv נָדִיב ‘noble’
Roots: עם נדיב

ʿammī nādīv pr n m pers
Amminadib = "my people are willing"
1) an unknown person noted for the swiftness of his chariots
 1a) possibly not a person but should be translated 'my willing people'