na.ha.lal is used as the name of a place listed among towns, pasture cities, and inhabitants not dispossessed.

The term is consistently a proper noun naming a place: it occurs in a town list, among cities with pasture, and in reference to inhabitants whom Zebulun did not dispossess.

1. Place name in territorial and settlement notices · dominant

   All three forms are tagged as a proper noun. In Joshua 19:15 the APB renders it within a list of cities and villages; in Joshua 21:35 it appears among cities given with pasture; and in Judges 1:30 the clause concerns the inhabitants of this place whom Zebulun did not dispossess.

   Joshua 19:15Joshua 21:35Judges 1:30

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “Nahalol” in each occurrence, respectively within a city list, a list of cities with pasture, and a statement about the place's inhabitants. These contexts identify its place-name use rather than supplying a lexical translation.