s.vo.khoh is a proper name used for a place listed among Judahite locations and in accounts of settlement, conflict, and administration.

The noun is consistently used as a proper place-name: it occurs in Judahite location lists, in a battle setting, among built or captured towns, and in an administrative territory.

1. Place-name in lists and territorial accounts · dominant

   All attested forms are tagged Noun · Proper and identify the same kind of named location. In Joshua 15:35 and Joshua 15:48 the APB renders it within lists of towns; in 1 Kings 4:10 it is included with “all the land of Hepher,” while 1 Samuel 17:1 places a camp at and between named sites.

   Joshua 15:35Joshua 15:481 Kings 4:101 Samuel 17:12 Chronicles 11:72 Chronicles 28:181 Chronicles 4:18

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the proper name as “Soco” across the supplied verses. Its English spelling confirms the verse-level place reference rather than supplying a separate lexical definition.