cha.ro.shet is a proper place-name marking where Sisera lived, mustered troops, and where Barak pursued his army.

The term is used as a proper place-name in accounts of Sisera: it marks where he lived, where his troops came from, and the point to which Barak pursued the army.

1. Place associated with Sisera and his army · dominant

   The supplied form is decoded as a proper noun in each occurrence. In Judges 4:2 the APB renders Sisera as living there; in Judges 4:13 it renders his troops as coming from there toward the river Kishon; and in Judges 4:16 it renders Barak's pursuit as continuing as far as that place.

   Judges 4:2Judges 4:13Judges 4:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the term as “Harosheth of the nations” in settings of Sisera's residence, his army's movement, and Barak's pursuit. The verse is read as a whole, but it consistently treats the proper noun as a location.