(Heb. Gidom',
âַּãְòֹí
, a felling; Sept.
ÃåäÜí
v.r.
ÃáëáÜä
), a place east of Gibeah, towards the wilderness (of Bethel), where the routed Benjamites turned to escape to the rock Rimmon (Jdg_20:45); hence probably in the plain lying north-east of Michmash, and perhaps so called from being a clearing in the woods that anciently covered this tract (2Ki_2:24; 1Sa_14:25). SEE MENUKAH.