Textual variants: Aun and Auna (Greek).
Probably the same as Bēthaun (K. 50:24) an epithet possibly for Baithēl (K. 40:20 cf. Joshua 21:15). Hexaplaric information on the meaning.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "On, useless or sorrow or labor or injustice" (122).
985. ōlō. Joshua 21:15; K. 176:20; L. 291:02.
Simple biblical notation (cp. K. 174:21).
986. ōronaeim. Jeremiah 48:34; K. 176:21; L. 291:03.
Textual variants: Oranaim and Ornaim (Latin).
Simple biblical notation and geography.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Oronaim, opening of the wall" (128).
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