Word Origin
from ramah and negeb
Definition
"height of the south," a place in Simeon, probably the same as NH7437b
NASB Translation
Ramoth of the Negev (1).

רָ(א)מַת proper name, of a location construct, in combination:

1 רָמַת לֶחִ֑י Judges 15:17, see II. לְחִי p.534.

2 רָמַת הַמִּצְמֶּה Joshua 13:26 (P), in Gilead, on northern border of Gad; Αραβωθ [A Ραμωθ ᵐ5^L Ραμεθ] κατὰ Τὴν Μας(ση)φα; = II. מִצְמֶּה

3; on (dubious) identification compare GASm^{Geogr. 586 f.} Buhl^{Geogr. 262.}

3 רָאמַת נְ֫גֶב Joshua 19:8 (P), Βαμεθ [A ᵐ5^L Ιαμεθ] Καρὰ λίβα (= בַּעֲלַתבְּֿאֵר Joshua 19:8, q. v. p. 128); probably = רָמוֺתנֶֿ֫גֶב 1 Samuel 30:27, Ραμα νότου; site dubious, see Dr^{Hast. DB. RAMAH}.

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