Aravah - Hebrew Word Meaning and Usage | Biblical & Modern Context #3524264 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays the Hebrew word עֲרָבָה in bold, modern square script, with niqqud (vowel points) indicating the pronunciation /ˈʔaʁaˈva/. In biblical Hebrew, “Aravah” denotes a dry, barren wilderness or steppe; in modern usage, it specifically names the Arabah Valley-a rift valley forming part of the Great Rift System, stretching from the southern end of the Dead Sea to the Red Sea. The term also appears in place names like “Mitzpeh Ramon” in the Negev’s Arava region.

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