ba.al ta.mar is the proper name of the place where Israel arranged itself in Judges 20:33.

The attested use identifies a place at which the men of Israel arranged themselves before the ambush emerged in Judges 20:33.

1. Place where Israel arranged itself · dominant

   The form is marked as a proper noun in Judges 20:33, where it names the location at which the men of Israel arranged themselves. In Judges 20:33 the APB renders the clause, “arranged themselves at Baal-tamar.”

   Judges 20:33

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Judges 20:33, the APB presents the term as “Baal-tamar” in the phrase “arranged themselves at Baal-tamar.” The verse is read as a whole, but the clause clearly treats it as a location.