ay.ya.lon is a proper place name used for a valley and for locations in territorial, settlement, and conflict narratives.

The term is consistently used as a proper place name. The cited verses locate it as a valley, list it among cities or settlements, and use it to mark locations in accounts of travel, burial, construction, and conflict.

1. Proper name for a named location · dominant

   The supplied morphology identifies the form as a proper noun. In Joshua 10:12 the APB renders the clause "moon over the valley of Aijalon," while Joshua 21:24 lists it with a pasture; 1 Samuel 14:31 marks the extent of a strike "from Michmash to Aijalon." It also appears in settlement and conflict settings: 2 Chronicles 11:10 names it among fortress cities, and Judges 12:12 places a burial in Aijalon.

   Joshua 10:12Joshua 21:241 Samuel 14:312 Chronicles 11:10Judges 12:122 Chronicles 28:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across most supplied verses, the APB presents the name as "Aijalon" in geographic lists and narrative locations. In the supplied wording of 1 Chronicles 6:54, however, no corresponding place name is displayed.