(Heb. Yithnan',
éַúְðָï
, bestowed, otherwise distance; Sept.
É᾿èíÜí
[but the Vat. MS. joins it to the preceding word,
Á᾿óïñéùíÜí
, and the Alex. to the following,
É᾿èíáæßö
],Vulg. Jethram), one of the cities in the south of Judah, mentioned between Hazor and Ziph (Jos_15:23); perhaps lying along the southern edge of the highland district. It cannot well have been the Jedna of the Onomasticon (
É᾿åäíÜ
, the modern Idhna), for this is in the mountains west of Hebron (see Keil Comment. ad loc.). The enumeration in Jos_15:32 requires us to join this with the following (there being no copula between), Ithnan-Ziph, i.e. Zephath (q.v.). SEE JUDAH.