o.no is a proper place name used in building, settlement, group listings, and a valley meeting location.

The attested proper noun identifies the same place across building, population, settlement, and valley-location contexts. In 1 Chronicles 8:12 it is built with Lod; Ezra 2:33 and Nehemiah 7:37 include it in a group designation; Nehemiah 11:35 lists it among settlements; and Nehemiah 6:2 locates a proposed meeting in its valley.

1. Proper name for a place · dominant

   All five occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper and use the form as a location or place designation. In 1 Chronicles 8:12 the APB renders the clause "He built Ono and Lod with its daughters"; in Ezra 2:33 and Nehemiah 7:37 it renders group listings as "The sons of Lod, Hadid, and Ono"; in Nehemiah 11:35 it lists "Lod, Ono, and the Valley of the Craftsmen"; and in Nehemiah 6:2 it places a proposed meeting "in the Valley of Ono."

   1 Chronicles 8:12Ezra 2:33Nehemiah 11:35Nehemiah 6:2Nehemiah 7:37

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the term as "Ono" within place and group-list contexts, including "the Valley of Ono" in Nehemiah 6:2. These renderings confirm the verse contexts rather than isolate every contribution of the Hebrew form.