Dophkah

English

Etymology

From the Hebrew דפקה.

Proper noun

Dophkah

1. one of the Stations of the Exodus
   • 1890, Georg Ebers, Joshua A Story of Biblical Life‎^[1], London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, Limited, page 12:

     I have also endeavoured in the same book to show that the resting place called in the Bible Dophkah, is identical with the abandoned mines now called Wadi Maghȃra.

Translations

campsite

• Hebrew: דפקה