o.vot is the place where Israel camps and from which it sets out in the wilderness itinerary.

The proper noun identifies a wilderness campsite in Israel's travel account: the people camp there after departing from another location and set out from it toward Iye-abarim.

1. Wilderness campsite in Israel's itinerary · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun in each occurrence. In Numbers 21:10 the APB renders Israel as camping there, while in Numbers 21:11 it renders the next movement as setting out from it toward Iye-abarim; Numbers 33:43 and Numbers 33:44 repeat the same arrival-and-departure sequence.

   Numbers 21:10Numbers 21:11Numbers 33:43Numbers 33:44

In the Anselm Paraphrase: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the name as “Oboth,” locating it in clauses about Israel camping there or setting out from there. The paraphrase is not word-aligned, but its repeated itinerary wording confirms the place-name setting.