en mish.pat is a proper place-name in the narrative of a returning force's arrival before attacks on the surrounding land.

The attested use is a proper place-name marking the destination to which the returning group came in Genesis 14:7.

1. A named destination in a campaign narrative · dominant

   In Genesis 14:7, the form is tagged as a proper noun and occurs after the group “returned and came to” the named location; the APB renders the clause “came to En-mishpat (it is Kadesh)” before describing attacks on the land of the Amalekite and the Amorite.

   Genesis 14:7

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Genesis 14:7, the APB presents the term as “En-mishpat” and adds “(it is Kadesh).” The parenthetical identification is reported as part of its verse rendering rather than as a separate lexical sense.