tsal.mun.na is the personal name of a Midianite king pursued, captured, questioned, and killed in the Gideon narrative.

The supplied verses use this proper noun as the name of a Midianite king, regularly named alongside Zebah in the account of Gideon's pursuit, capture, interrogation, and killing of the two men. Its occurrence in Psalm 83:12 is present in the original-language data, though the supplied APB verse does not display the name in English.

1. Personal name of a Midianite king · dominant

   The form is tagged Noun · Proper throughout. In Judges 8:5 the APB renders Gideon as pursuing Zebah and Zalmunna, “the kings of Midian”; Judges 8:12 has the pair flee and be captured, and Judges 8:21 reports Gideon killing them. In Judges 8:18, the named pair answer Gideon's question about men killed at Mount Tabor.

   Judges 8:5Judges 8:10Judges 8:12Judges 8:18Judges 8:21Psalm 83:12

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the Judges verses, the APB presents the name directly alongside Zebah, including the descriptions “the kings of Midian” and “the two kings of Midian.” In Psalm 83:12, the supplied APB rendering does not show the name, so the translation does not isolate its contribution there.