shi.loh is a named location where Israel gathers, worships, and conducts communal affairs in the supplied passages.

The supplied passages use the proper noun for a named location: Israel gathers there, the tent of meeting is set there, worship and priestly activity occur there, and communal decisions are made there. Later verses recall it as the place where the LORD's name had dwelt and compare another house or city with what was done to it.

1. Named location of gathering and worship · dominant

   All occurrences are tagged Noun · Proper and identify the same named location in differing clauses. In Joshua 18:1 the APB renders the congregation gathering there and causing the tent of meeting to dwell there; in 1 Samuel 1:3 it renders yearly worship and sacrifice there, while Jeremiah 7:12 recalls the place where the LORD made his name dwell and tells hearers to see what was done to it.

   Joshua 18:1Joshua 19:511 Samuel 1:31 Samuel 4:4Jeremiah 7:12Jeremiah 26:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the proper noun as "Shiloh" across the supplied verses, including clauses of travel, gathering, worship, and later comparison. These English clauses confirm the location's setting rather than isolate every contribution of the Hebrew form.