mig.dol is a proper place-name used for a camping point and an Egyptian location in prophetic and geographic notices.

The attested noun proper form identifies Migdol as a location: Israel camps before it in the wilderness notices, while other passages place it among Egyptian locations or use it as one end of a stated extent within Egypt.

1. A named location in travel and Egyptian settings · dominant

   Each occurrence is tagged Noun · Proper and functions as a place-name. In Exodus 14:2 the APB renders Israel's commanded camp as being "between Migdol and the sea," and in Numbers 33:7 it renders their camp as "before Migdol." In Jeremiah 44:1 and Jeremiah 46:14 it is named among locations in Egypt, while Ezekiel 29:10 and Ezekiel 30:6 render it as the starting point in the wording "from Migdol to Syene."

   Exodus 14:2Numbers 33:7Jeremiah 44:1Jeremiah 46:14Ezekiel 29:10Ezekiel 30:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the proper name as "Migdol," whether it marks an encampment, appears in a list of Egyptian locations, or begins the phrase "from Migdol to Syene." This reflects the verse-level a whole-verse translation.