ne.vu.khad.nets.tsar is the proper name of the king of Babylon named in campaigns, sieges, deportations, and royal actions.

The term is used as a proper name for the king of Babylon, appearing in accounts of his military campaigns, his authority over conquered peoples and rulers, and actions attributed to his reign.

1. Proper name for Babylon's king · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper throughout. In 2 Kings 25:1 the APB renders the clause in which this king comes with all his forces against Jerusalem and builds siegeworks; in Jeremiah 25:9 it names the king whom the LORD brings against the land and surrounding nations; and in Daniel 2:1 it identifies the ruler whose dreams trouble him.

   2 Kings 25:1Jeremiah 25:9Daniel 2:1Ezekiel 26:7Jeremiah 39:11Ezra 1:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the cited verses, the APB regularly presents the proper name as "Nebuchadnezzar," often with the designation "king of Babylon." Those English phrases confirm the verse-level identification rather than isolate every contribution of the Hebrew form.