a.mots is the personal name used to identify Isaiah as the son of Amoz in prophetic and historical notices.

The attested noun proper form functions as a personal name in the recurring designation “Isaiah son of Amoz.” It identifies Isaiah in accounts of messages to Hezekiah, prayers during the Assyrian crisis, and headings for visions and oracles.

1. Amoz in Isaiah’s patronymic identification · dominant

   The supplied forms are all tagged Noun · Proper and occur in the identification of Isaiah as “son of Amoz.” In 2 Kings 19:20 the APB renders Isaiah sending a message to Hezekiah, while Isaiah 1:1 and Isaiah 13:1 place the same identification in the headings of a vision and an oracle.

   2 Kings 19:202 Kings 20:1Isaiah 1:1Isaiah 13:1Isaiah 20:2Isaiah 37:21

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB consistently presents the name within “Isaiah son of Amoz” or “Isaiah the prophet the son of Amoz.” This repeated English designation confirms the verse-level identification rather than isolating a separate English equivalent.