(Heb. Rissah',
øַñָּä
, a ruin; Sept.
῾ÑåóóÜ
v.r.
῾ÑåóóÜí
and
ÄåóóÜ
), the twentieth station of the Hebrews in the desert (Num_33:21-22). It lies, as there given, between Libnah and Kehelathah, and has been considered identical with Rasa in the Peuting. Itiner., thirty-two Roman miles from Ailah (Elah), and 203 miles south of Jerusalem, distinct, however, from the
῾Ñῆóóá
of Josephus (Ant. 14, 15, 2). SEE EXODE.