[some Sena'ah] (Heb. Senaah',
ñְðָàָä
, thorny; Sept.
ÓåíáÜ
,
ÓáíáíÜ
,
ÓááíÜ
,'etc.), the name of a man (B.C. ante 445) whose descendants, or (more probably), if a town (but none like it is elsewhere mentioned), whose inhabitants (given in various numbers, all apparently exaggerated by erroneous transcription) returned from Babylon (Ezr_2:35; Neh_7:38) and rebuilt the Fish gate at Jerusalem (Neh_3:3, Heb. with the art. has-Senaah'; Sept.
Á᾿óáíáÜ
; A.V. “Hassenaah”).