Turos is the place-name used for Tyre as a destination, region, source area, and point of comparison.

The term consistently names the same location: it marks travel to or from it, identifies its surrounding region or coastal area, and supplies the location named in comparisons concerning repentance and judgment.

1. Place-name in travel, regional, and comparison settings · dominant

   The genitive form occurs in references to the coastal region, movement toward or from the region, and departure from it; in Luke 6:17 the APB renders a multitude from “the coastal region of Tyre and Sidon,” while Mark 7:31 renders travel “out from the region of Tyre.” The accusative form marks a landing place in Acts 21:3, and the dative form names the location in the hypothetical comparison of Matthew 11:21 and the judgment statement of Matthew 11:22.

   Luke 6:17Mark 7:24Mark 7:31Acts 21:3Matthew 11:21Matthew 11:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the name as “Tyre,” whether it is a landing point, a region, a coastal area, or the location paired with Sidon in comparison and judgment sayings. These renderings confirm the verse-level geographic reference rather than establish separate meanings.