ba.a.li is attested as a proper name in Hosea 2:18, although its specific contribution is not visible in the APB translation.

The supplied evidence attests ba.a.li once as a proper noun in Hosea 2:18; the APB renders the verse’s covenant with animals and the breaking of bow, sword, and battle, but does not visibly show the term’s specific contribution.

1. Proper name in the Hosea clause · dominant

   In Hosea 2:18, the form בַּעְלִֽ is tagged as a Proper noun. The APB renders the surrounding verse as a covenant with the animals and the removal of bow, sword, and battle, but it does not provide an identifiable English rendering for this form.

   Hosea 2:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Hosea 2:18, the APB renders “I will cut a covenant for them” and the breaking of “the bow and the sword and battle,” and does not visibly represent ba.a.li.