Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pithom
Proper Noun
ˈpiːθəm

Definition
Pithom is historically noted as an ancient city in Egypt, mentioned in the Bible as one of the cities constructed by the Israelites during their enslavement in Egypt.

Examples
- Pithom was built as a store city for Pharaoh.
- In the Exodus story, the Israelites toiled to build Pithom.
- Archaeological findings indicate Pithom’s importance in ancient Egypt.

Meaning
It signifies a place that embodies enslavement and forced labor, often associated with the difficulty and suffering of that era.

Synonyms
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