tsor is the proper name of a city portrayed in Scripture as fortified, seaward, commercially prominent, and subject to judgment.

The term functions throughout the supplied verses as a proper place name. The city is located on a border and associated with the sea, rulers, traders, construction resources, wealth, and—especially in prophetic passages—siege, ruin, mourning, and judgment.

1. The city as a named place · dominant

   Every supplied token is tagged Noun · Proper and identifies the same city in varied settings. In Joshua 19:29 the APB renders it as a fortified city on a border reaching the sea; in Ezekiel 27:3 it addresses the city as dwelling at the sea's entries and trading with many coastlands; and in Amos 1:10 it names the city whose wall and citadels face fire.

   Joshua 19:291 Kings 9:11Ezekiel 27:3Isaiah 23:8Amos 1:10Zechariah 9:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB generally presents the term as the city name “Tyre,” including references to its king, walls, traders, sea setting, and destruction. These surrounding descriptions identify the verse context rather than establish separate renderings of the proper name.