(Heb. Sebam',
ùְׂáָí
, fragrance; Sept.
ÓåâáìÜ
, and so the Samar. Cod.
ùáîä
), one of the towns in the pastoral district on the east of Jordan — the “land of Jazer and the land of Gilead” — demanded, and finally ceded to the tribes of Reuben and Gad (Num_32:3). It is named between Elealeh and Nebo, and is probably the same which, in a subsequent verse of the chapter and on later occasions, appears in the altered forms of SHIBMAH and SIBMAH SEE SIBMAH (q.v.).