Dannah
LocationsGeographical Setting
Dannah was an ancient settlement in the hill country of Judah, identified with the modern site of Idhna.
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One of the cities in the hill country of Judah between Socoh and Kiriath-sannah, probably Idhna--the Iedna of the Onom--8 miles W. of Hebron.
What is the meaning of Dannah in the Bible?
One of the cities in the hill country of Judah between Socoh and Kiriath-sannah, probably Idhna--the Iedna of the Onom--8 miles W. of Hebron.
SIGNIFICANCE
Dannah is significant as a biblical location that provides insight into the geography and settlement patterns of ancient Judah.
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Source Attribution & Provenance
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