Moab

Moab

Moab, Utah/USA Named after the ancient kingdom in Jordan, itself named after the Moabites who took their name from their leader, Moab, a son of Lot. Their history is not recorded after 582 bc when they were conquered by the Babylonians. The name Moab is said to mean ‘Of the Father’ from the Hebrew me from min ‘of’ and ab ‘father’.

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