עֵין תַּפּוּחַ
en tap.pu.ach
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En-tappuah
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en tap.pu.ach is a proper place name marking the destination of Manasseh's border in Joshua 17:7.
The attested use is a proper place name in the description of Manasseh's border, where the boundary goes toward its dwellers in Joshua 17:7.
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Place name on Manasseh's border · dominant
The form is marked as a proper noun in Joshua 17:7, within the clause describing Manasseh's border going to the right toward the dwellers of this place. In Joshua 17:7 the APB renders the destination as “the dwellers of En-tappuah.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Joshua 17:7, the APB presents the term as “En-tappuah” in the phrase “the dwellers of En-tappuah.” The verse is read as a whole, but the clause situates it as a place in the border description.