This is a calculation that Tim Cohen made on "Charles Prince of Wales"
I had thought that prince was nasi or nasiy, something, and actually, in Genesis 34:2 I find this:
No kaph. And sin rather than samekh.
As you can see, other word occurrences don't end in kaph.
But perhaps the key is "modern Israeli Hebrew" being different from Biblical ...?
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It seems the syntax is wrong.
Prince of Wales is nesich vayls | נסיך ויילס
Duke of Cornwall is dukas kornvel | דוכס קורנוול
Without any mem.
Biblical Hebrew is the same.
Genesis 14 in the interlinear has Amraphel melek Shinar.
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