pe.lo.ni is an indefinite pronoun used for an unspecified person or place in the supplied verses.

The supplied occurrences show an indefinite pronoun used without specifying the person or location: a requested unspecified item in 1 Samuel 21:3, an unnamed camp location in 2 Kings 6:8, and an unnamed man addressed at the gate in Ruth 4:1.

1. Indefinite reference to an unspecified person or place · dominant

   All three occurrences are tagged as an indefinite pronoun. In 1 Samuel 21:3 the APB renders the request as "whatever is found"; in 2 Kings 6:8 it describes a camp at "such and such a place"; and in Ruth 4:1 Boaz addresses an unnamed passerby as "you, so-and-so."

   1 Samuel 21:32 Kings 6:8Ruth 4:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the indefinite reference with varying English expressions: "whatever is found," "such and such a place," and "you, so-and-so." These render the clauses rather than establish separate meanings.