bet ha.a.ra.vah is a proper place name listed on a boundary and among settlements in Joshua.

The supplied verses use the term consistently as a proper place name: it marks a point along a border in Joshua 15:6 and appears among named settlements in Joshua 15:61 and Joshua 18:22.

1. Proper place name in border and settlement lists · dominant

   All three occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper. In Joshua 15:6 the APB renders a border that “passed north of Beth-arabah”; in Joshua 15:61 and Joshua 18:22 it renders Beth-arabah within lists of named places.

   Joshua 15:6Joshua 15:61Joshua 18:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Beth-arabah” in each cited verse: once in a boundary description and twice in lists of places. It confirms the verse-level place-name context rather than isolating each lexical contribution.