re.mal.ya.hu is the proper name used to identify Pekah as its son in Israelite royal and prophetic scenes.

The supplied passages use this proper name to identify Pekah by parentage, especially in royal notices and accounts of conflict involving Israel, Aram, and Judah. In Isaiah, the same identification occurs in warnings and descriptions of the plans and leadership associated with Pekah.

1. Proper name identifying Pekah by parentage · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun throughout. In 2 Kings 15:27 the APB renders Pekah's accession as "Pekah son of Remaliah became king over Israel," while 2 Kings 15:30 identifies the same Pekah in the account of Hoshea's conspiracy; Isaiah 7:9 places "the son of Remaliah" as the head of Samaria.

   2 Kings 15:272 Kings 15:30Isaiah 7:92 Chronicles 28:6Isaiah 7:4Isaiah 8:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the passages, the APB commonly presents the name in the phrase "son of Remaliah," including royal notices and Isaiah's warnings. Because the APB translates whole verses rather than aligning individual words, its English phrasing is treated as confirmation of the identifying clause.