moab

(proper noun)

/ˈmoʊæb/

Definitions

An ancient kingdom located in modern-day Jordan, east of the Dead Sea.
A land of ancient whispers, Moab lies like a forgotten epic where deserts meet history.

Example: Moab was known for its interactions with the Israelites in the Hebrew Bible.
A city in eastern Utah, known for its tourism and proximity to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
Nestled between stone cathedrals and sky-touched mesas, Moab beckons with tales carved in sandstone.

Example: Many visitors travel to Moab for hiking and exploring the national parks.

From the Hebrew מוֹאָב‎ (Mo'av), referencing an ancient kingdom in the Old Testament.