cho.ro.ni identifies Sanballat by a gentilic designation in Nehemiah.

The term is used as a masculine singular gentilic attached to Sanballat in each attested verse, identifying him by that designation while the surrounding narratives describe his distress, mockery, and family connection.

1. Gentilic designation attached to Sanballat · dominant

   In Nehemiah 2:10 and Nehemiah 2:19, the masculine singular gentilic form occurs with Sanballat as the APB renders his distress and later his mockery of the work. In Nehemiah 13:28, the same form again identifies Sanballat in the account of a priestly family connection.

   Nehemiah 2:10Nehemiah 2:19Nehemiah 13:28

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “the Horonite” with Sanballat in all three verses. This repeated rendering is treated as confirmation of the verse-level presentation.