am.mo.ni is a gentilic designation used for named individuals, groups, and women identified by that people-label.

The term is used as a gentilic designation: it identifies named men such as Nahash, Tobiah, and Zelek, and it also occurs for groups and for women in collective settings.

1. Gentilic identification of people · dominant

   The masculine singular form identifies individuals in narrative clauses: Nahash advances against Jabesh-gilead in 1 Samuel 11:1, while Tobiah hears of the effort to seek Israel's welfare in Nehemiah 2:10. Plural forms identify groups in contexts involving tribute and conflict, and the feminine plural form occurs among the women mentioned in Nehemiah 13:23.

   1 Samuel 11:12 Chronicles 26:82 Samuel 23:37Nehemiah 2:10Nehemiah 13:231 Kings 11:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB varies its people-labels across the verse renderings, including its presentations of named men, groups, and women. That variation does not establish separate lexical uses.