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nēʿā נֵעָה ‘Neah’ (Hebrew)

Etymology?: from nūʿa נוּעַ ‘to shake’
Roots: נוע

nēʿā pr n loc
Neah = "shaking"
1) a boundary mark of the territory of Zebulun; site unknown

Mentioned in Joshua 19:13

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Implemented as part of the research project at the ENS by M.Seveleu-Dubrovnik, PhD.
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