(
Äåóóáïý
v. r.
Ëåóóáïý
, perh. for Chald,
ãַּéùׁåּ
, i.e.
ãַּéùׁåּú
, trituration; Vulg. Dessau), a village (
êώìç
, castellum) at which Nicanor's army was once encamped during his campaign with Judas (2Ma_14:16). There is no mention of it by this name in the account of these transactions in 1 Maccabees or in Josephus, but Ewald conjectures (Gesch. Isr. 4:368 note) that it may have been the ADASA SEE ADASA (q.v.) in the same region (1Ma_7:40; 1Ma_7:45; Joseph. War, 3:6).