di.nah is the personal name of Leah and Jacob’s daughter, named in her birth, family identification, and the Shechem episode.

The term is consistently used as a proper personal name: it identifies Leah and Jacob’s daughter at her birth, in family relationships, and in the events involving Shechem.

1. Personal name of Leah and Jacob’s daughter · dominant

   The form is tagged as a Proper Noun throughout. In Genesis 30:21 the APB renders Leah’s naming of a daughter; in Genesis 34:1 it identifies her as Leah’s daughter and Jacob’s child, while Genesis 34:13, Genesis 34:25, Genesis 34:26, and Genesis 34:3 place the named person within the conflict involving Shechem and her brothers.

   Genesis 30:21Genesis 34:1Genesis 34:13Genesis 34:25Genesis 34:26Genesis 34:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term consistently as the personal name “Dinah,” including in birth, family, and narrative clauses. Its surrounding family descriptions and actions confirm the verse context rather than supply a separate lexical sense.