and OF THE AMMONITES. (The former is the more accurate, the Hebrew being in both cases; øִáִּú áְּðֵé òִîּåֹï
; Sept.
ἡ ἄêñá ôῶí õἱῶí Á᾿ììώí
,
῾Ñáââὰè õἱῶí Á᾿ììώí
; Vulg. Rabbath filiorum Ammon.) This is the full appellation of the place commonly given as RABBAH SEE RABBAH (q.v.). It occurs only in Deu_3:11 and Eze_21:20. The th is merely the Hebrew “construct state,” or mode of connecting a word ending in ah with one followving it. SEE GIBEATH; SEE KIRJATH; SEE RAMATH, etc.