En-rogel
en ro.gel is a proper place name marking a boundary point and a location for events in the cited verses.
The supplied verses use this proper noun as a place name, most often in boundary descriptions: Joshua 15:7 places the border's outgoings there, and Joshua 18:16 says the border descended there. The same place name also identifies the location where Jonathan and Ahimaaz stood and where Adonijah sacrificed animals.
Senses in use
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Place name in boundary descriptions · dominant
In Joshua 15:7 the proper-noun form occurs where the APB renders the border's outgoings as being "at En-rogel." In Joshua 18:16, the same proper-noun use marks the point to which the border "descended to En-rogel."
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Place name as an event location · common
In 2 Samuel 17:17 the proper-noun form identifies where Jonathan and Ahimaaz were standing while messages were relayed to King David. In 1 Kings 1:9, the APB places Adonijah's sacrifice beside En-rogel, locating the gathering and sacrifice.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term consistently as "En-rogel": as a boundary destination in Joshua 15:7 and Joshua 18:16, and as the location of people or events in 2 Samuel 17:17 and 1 Kings 1:9. These renderings confirm the verse-level location rather than isolate every contribution of the term.