Dor is a proper place-name used for a locality, its height, its inhabitants, and its associated settlements.

The attested forms are all marked as proper nouns and designate Dor as a locality: its height is named, a king is associated with it, and its inhabitants, villages, and daughters are mentioned alongside other places.

1. Proper name for a locality and its district · dominant

   All supplied tokens are marked Noun · Proper. In Joshua 11:2 the APB renders “the heights of Dor by the sea,” while Joshua 12:23 names both “The king of Dor” and “the height of Dor”; other verses speak of its dwellers, villages, daughters, or administrative height.

   1 Chronicles 7:291 Kings 4:11Joshua 11:2Joshua 12:23Joshua 17:11Judges 1:27

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the name directly as “Dor” across the occurrences, including “the height of Dor,” “the dwellers of Dor,” and “the inhabitants of Dor.” These phrases show the verse-level presentation rather than separate lexical renderings.