to.phet is the name of a place depicted as the site of high places, fire rites, defilement, burial, and prophetic judgment.

The term is consistently used as a proper name for a place. Its occurrences place it in accounts of high places and burning children, its defilement, burial when space fails, and prophetic declarations that the place and city will undergo judgment.

1. A named place in acts of worship and judgment · dominant

   The proper noun identifies the location where high places were built to burn sons and daughters in Jeremiah 7:31, and where a king defiled the site to prevent children being passed through fire in 2 Kings 23:10. In Jeremiah 19:11 and Jeremiah 7:32, the APB renders clauses about burial there because no room remains; Jeremiah 19:14 depicts Jeremiah coming from the place where he had been sent to prophesy.

   Jeremiah 7:312 Kings 23:10Jeremiah 19:11Jeremiah 7:32Jeremiah 19:14Jeremiah 19:6

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently preserves the place-name as “Topheth” rather than replacing it with a descriptive English term. Its surrounding descriptions of fire, burial, defilement, and judgment establish the verse context rather than a separate rendering of the noun.