Word Origin
from the same as sepher
Definition
a place in S. Arabia
NASB Translation
Sephar (1).

II. [סְפָר] proper name, of a location in South Arabia; — only with ה locative סְפָ֫רָה Genesis 10:30, ᵐ5 Σωφηρα; usually indentified with ˆafâr (, pronounced , , according to Thes), ancient city of Himyarite kings (Ptolemy Σαπφαρ μητρόπολις see Sprenger^{Aite Geogr. Arab. § 301 et pass}.), so Thes Tu^{Comm. Genesis 2, 212}, but dubious Glaser^{Skizze ii. 437}, ס = צ improbable Di^{on the passage} Lag^{BN 61}.

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