meÌ„-jar´kon (היּרקון מי, meÌ„ ha-yarkÌ£oÌ„n; θαÌλασσα ἹεÏαÌκων, thaÌlassa HieraÌkon): The Hebrew may mean “yellow water.†The phrase is literally, “the waters of Jarkon.†Septuagint reads “and from the river, Jarkon and the boundary near Joppa.†From this possibly we should infer a place called Jarkon in the lot of Dan; but no name resembling this has been found. The text () is corrupt.