e.mo.ri identifies a people group named among the inhabitants, rulers, and opponents connected with the land.

The term consistently functions as a gentilicial designation for a people group: it occurs in lists of peoples in the land, in references to their kings and territory, and in accounts of conflict, displacement, and later comparison.

1. A people group identified in the land · dominant

   The supplied tokens are tagged Gentilic Masculine Singular Absolute and identify the same people group in varied clauses. In Exodus 3:8 the APB renders this group among the peoples whose place is the destination of Israel's deliverance; in Deuteronomy 3:8 it speaks of two of their kings and their land, while Joshua 10:5 places five kings of the group in a campaign against Gibeon. Genesis 14:13 also applies the designation to Mamre, showing its use with an individual identified by that people-group name.

   Exodus 3:8Deuteronomy 3:8Joshua 10:5Genesis 14:132 Samuel 21:2Ezekiel 16:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the designation as “Amorite” or “Amorites,” including phrases such as “king of the Amorites” and lists alongside other peoples. These renderings confirm the clauses' people-group reference rather than define each token independently.