ke.mosh is a proper name associated with Moab, named in worship, high-place, possession, and captivity clauses.

The attested proper name is associated with Moab: it occurs as the recipient of bowing and of a high place, as “your god” in a possession comparison, and in statements about Moab’s shame, people, and captivity. The supplied morphology identifies the occurrences as Proper nouns throughout.

1. Proper name associated with Moab · dominant

   The Proper noun occurs in worship and shrine contexts: in 1 Kings 11:33 the APB renders people as having “bowed down to” the named figure, and in 1 Kings 11:7 it renders Solomon as building a high place for him. In Judges 11:24 the name is addressed as “your god” in a comparison over possession, while Jeremiah 48:7 and Jeremiah 48:46 place the name in declarations of captivity and the loss of its people.

   1 Kings 11:331 Kings 11:72 Kings 23:13Judges 11:24Jeremiah 48:7Jeremiah 48:46

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB consistently presents the proper name as “Chemosh,” including in phrases such as “the god of Moab,” “your god,” and “the people of Chemosh.” Those surrounding descriptions show the verse-level presentation rather than separate translations of the term.