a.za.zel is the proper name named in the goat-lot ritual and as the destination to which the goat is sent.

The attested passages use this proper noun within one goat-lot ritual: a lot is assigned to it, and the designated goat is sent to it into the wilderness.

1. Name in the goat-lot and sending ritual · dominant

   In Leviticus 16:8, the noun marked Proper occurs in the clause assigning one of two lots. In Leviticus 16:10 the APB renders the goat as sent "to Azazel into the wilderness," and Leviticus 16:26 again identifies the goat's sender in that same destination phrase.

   Leviticus 16:8Leviticus 16:10Leviticus 16:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB retains the name "Azazel" in all three verses, presenting it in the lot assignment and in the goat's sending.