Bible Dictionary
ITTAH-KAZIN
Ittah-kazin is the King James rendering of Eth-kazin, a place named in the boundary of Zebulun. The Hebrew expression may mean “toward Eth.”
Definition
Ittah-kazin is the King James rendering of Eth-kazin, a place named in the boundary of Zebulun. The expression is understood as Eth with a locative element and means “toward Eth.”
Biblical Usage
The name occurs in the description of Zebulun’s boundary.
Historical Background
The form Ittah-kazin reflects the King James rendering. The supplied explanation treats Ittah as correctly derived from Eth with the sense “toward Eth.”
Related Figures
Historical Bible Dictionaries
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (ISBE)
<p>it-a-ka'-zin (`ittah qatsin): Jos 19:13 the King James Version for Eth-kazin. Ittah is correctly Eth with He locale, meaning "toward Eth."</p>