di.mon identifies the place named in Isaiah 15:9, where its waters are described as filled with blood.

di.mon is used as a proper place name in Isaiah 15:9, where the verse speaks of its waters and of further action upon the same location.

1. Place named in a judgment scene · dominant

   Both forms are tagged as Proper nouns in Isaiah 15:9 and occur in clauses concerning the waters of the place and additions set upon it. In Isaiah 15:9 the APB renders the verse, “For the waters of Dibon are filled with blood,” and later names Dibon again.

   Isaiah 15:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Isaiah 15:9, the APB presents the name as “Dibon” twice, once for its waters and once for what is set upon it.