yiz.re.e.lit identifies Ahinoam as a woman designated by Jezreel in narratives about David's household.

The term is consistently used as a feminine gentilic designation for Ahinoam, identifying her by Jezreel in accounts of David's wives, her captivity, and her son Amnon.

1. Feminine Jezreel designation for Ahinoam · dominant

   In 1 Samuel 27:3 and 2 Samuel 2:2, the feminine singular gentilic form occurs with Ahinoam among David's two wives; the APB renders her as “Ahinoam the Jezreelitess.” In 1 Samuel 30:5, the same designation identifies Ahinoam when David's two wives are said to have been taken captive, while 1 Chronicles 3:1 and 2 Samuel 3:2 identify her as Amnon's mother.

   1 Chronicles 3:11 Samuel 27:31 Samuel 30:52 Samuel 2:22 Samuel 3:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across all cited verses, the APB presents the designation as “the Jezreelitess” attached to Ahinoam's name. This confirms the verse-level presentation rather than establishing a separate English sense.