Peng Boi, 37, faces court charged with attempted murder and threatening to kill or endanger life

A man charged after a woman was stabbed in the stomach has appeared in court for the first time.

A man who has been charged with the domestic attempted murder of a woman in the northern suburbs has been named in court.

On Monday, a duty solicitor on behalf of Peng Boi, 37, told the court he would not be applying for bail.

Magistrate David White asked an interpreter to inform Mr Boi he would be remanded in custody, and adjourned the matter to next appear in Adelaide in May.

Mr Boi has not yet entered a plea to one count of attempted murder and two counts of aggravated threatening to kill or endanger life.

The Elizabeth Vale man was arrested following reports a woman had been stabbed in the stomach “by a man known to her” just after 7.44pm on Sunday.

Paramedics, including emergency MedStar doctors, treated the woman, 28, at the scene before she was taken to hospital, believed to be the nearby Lyell McEwin.

Police said her injuries were not life-threatening.

After searching the area, officers arrested Mr Boi, after he allegedly fled the scene.

Any witnesses to the incident were urged to call Crimestoppers.