bet re.chov is a proper name used for a place or territorial designation in two biblical settings.

The attested uses present bet re.chov as a proper name: in Judges 18:28 it marks the valley to which Laish belongs, and in 2 Samuel 10:6 it identifies Aram of Beth-rehob among the forces hired by the Ammonites.

1. Proper name for a place or territorial designation · dominant

   Both occurrences are tagged as Proper nouns. In Judges 18:28 the APB renders the city as lying in “the valley that belongs to Beth-rehob,” while in 2 Samuel 10:6 it renders “Aram of Beth-rehob” among the hired forces.

   Judges 18:282 Samuel 10:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name in two constructions: “the valley that belongs to Beth-rehob” in Judges 18:28 and “Aram of Beth-rehob” in 2 Samuel 10:6. These are verse-level renderings rather than definitions.