qid.ron is a proper name for the place named in accounts of crossing, removal, burning, and a stated boundary.

The attested proper-noun forms designate a named place: people pass through it, objects and uncleanness are taken or thrown there, and it marks the extent of a described area.

1. A named place in narrative and boundary clauses · dominant

   The forms are consistently tagged Noun · Proper. In 2 Samuel 15:23 the APB renders the king and people as passing through the "Kidron Valley"; in 2 Kings 23:6 it renders the place twice in the account of taking out, burning, and crushing the Asherah. In Jeremiah 31:40, the APB renders it as "the brook Kidron" in a boundary description.

   2 Samuel 15:231 Kings 15:132 Chronicles 29:162 Kings 23:62 Kings 23:12Jeremiah 31:40

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the occurrences, the APB presents the name with varying accompanying terrain terms: "Kidron torrent," "Kidron Valley," "the torrent of Kidron," "the fields of the Kidron," and "the brook Kidron." These are renderings of whole clauses to the term.