Kehelathah

Kehelathah ke-he-la'-tha, ke-hel'-a-tha (qehlathah), the place of gathering antimony. A desert camp of the Israelites between Rissah and Mount Shapher (Numbers 33:22-23).[1]

Footnotes

(Bartletts semitic roots([[ENTRY: kl. DEFINITION: Common Semitic noun *kul-, (powder of) antimony. kohl; alcohol, from Arabic (al-)kul, (the) powder of antimony, antimony. )

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gollark: More *golds*, though?

gollark: Well, the one I traded for, but you know.

gollark: https://dragcave.net/teleport/c68bb77dce3e9111a80b8ccdec962cee

gollark: I think my prizekin got traded off again...

gollark: I *collect* coppers.

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[1] (Bartletts semitic roots([[ENTRY: kl. DEFINITION: Common Semitic noun *kul-, (powder of) antimony. kohl; alcohol, from Arabic (al-)kul, (the) powder of antimony, antimony. )