sha.ron is a proper name for a named land area, portrayed in Scripture through its pastures, vegetation, rulers, and landscape.

The attested proper-noun use names a land area: it is associated with pastures and cattle, named among lands affected or glorified, linked to a king, and used as the setting for a crocus.

1. A named land area · dominant

   All attested forms are tagged as proper nouns and occur as the name of a place or land area. In 1 Chronicles 27:29 the APB renders cattle pasturing “in the Sharon”; in Isaiah 65:10 it renders Sharon as becoming “a pasture for flocks.” Isaiah 33:9 and Isaiah 35:2 place it alongside Lebanon, Bashan, and Carmel in descriptions of the land, while Joshua 12:18 renders “the king of Lasharon” and Song of Songs 2:1 renders a “crocus of Sharon.”

   1 Chronicles 27:29Isaiah 65:10Isaiah 33:9Isaiah 35:2Joshua 12:18Song of Songs 2:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB usually presents the name as “Sharon,” but uses “Lasharon” in Isaiah 33:9, Isaiah 35:2, and Joshua 12:18. These are presentations within whole-verse translations rather than definitions.