Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

moab

noun

/ˈmoʊ.æb/

Definition

A region east of the Dead Sea, mentioned in the Bible, historically inhabited by the Moabites.

Examples

In the ancient times, Moab was known for its rich agriculture.
The Moabites played a significant role in the biblical narratives.
During the journey through the wilderness, the Israelites passed through the territory of Moab.

Meaning

Moab is often referred to in historical and religious texts as the land of the Moabites, who were known for their distinct culture and conflicts with neighboring tribes.