Bible Dictionary
Moserah
Moserah was a wilderness station near Mount Hor, probably the same as Moseroth. The name is related to bonds or bands.
Definition
Moserah, meaning “bond” or “bonds,” was a place near Mount Hor. It is apparently the same place as Moseroth, the plural form of the name.
Biblical Usage
Moserah is mentioned as one of the places associated with Israel’s wilderness journey and Aaron’s death.
Historical Background
The name may represent Moser with a Hebrew ending indicating locality or direction. Its identification with Moseroth is probable in the supplied account.
Scripture References
Related Figures
Historical Bible Dictionaries
Smith's Bible Dictionary
(bonds), (10:6) apparently the same as Moseroth, (Numbers 33:30) its plural form, the name of a place near Mount Hor.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (ISBE)
<p>mo-se'-ra, mo'-se-ra (mocerah, "bond"): Perhaps Moser with the "he" of locale (direction), "to Moser" (De 10:6).</p><p>See MOSEROTH.</p>