Found only in 2 Chronicles 26:7, this place name identifies where certain Arabs dwelt whom God helped Uzziah defeat. The compound name combines 'dwelling' with the deity name Baal, suggesting either a Canaanite religious site or simply a place where Baal was worshiped. The location remains unknown, though the context of Arabian inhabitants suggests Judah's southern or eastern frontier. Such compound names combining geographical terms with deity names were common in the ancient Near East, marking sacred sites or territories associated with particular gods.