Darda
dar.da is attested as a proper name, though its role is not recoverable from the supplied verse’s translation.
The supplied evidence attests dar.da as a proper name in 1 Kings 5:11, but the translation presents a provision from Solomon to Hiram without making the name’s specific contribution visible.
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Proper-name occurrence · dominant
In 1 Kings 5:11, the form דַרְדַּע is tagged as a proper noun. The APB renders Solomon’s recurring provision of wheat and oil to Hiram, but does not visibly represent this name, so its clause-level role cannot be isolated from the supplied translation.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In 1 Kings 5:11, the APB renders Solomon’s provision of wheat and oil to Hiram but does not visibly render the supplied proper name. Its omission does not identify a replacement rendering.