Strong's H32 is a variant spelling of Abihail (אֲבִיהַיִל), meaning "My Father is might." This variant appears specifically in 2 Chronicles 11:18, identifying Abihail as a wife of Rehoboam, Solomon's son, and the daughter of Eliab, David's elder brother. She is thus from the royal line, connecting the Davidic dynasty through multiple family ties.
In 2 Chronicles 11:18-21, the genealogical detail about Rehoboam's wife Abihail serves to anchor the post-Solomon monarchy in the Davidic-Levitical heritage. This kind of careful genealogical record reflects the Chronicler's theological purpose: to show that God's covenant promises to David were being maintained through family continuity, even amid the chaos of the divided kingdom. The name Abihail — "My Father is strength" — in this context is poignant: when the kingdom splits, God's strength remains the true foundation, not political power or alliances. It anticipates the New Testament truth that believers are "strong in the Lord and in his mighty power" (Ephesians 6:10).