A place name appearing only in 1 Samuel 15:4, where King Saul gathered his army before attacking the Amalekites. The location is probably identical to 'Telem' mentioned elsewhere. The name's etymology is uncertain, possibly related to 'lambs' or 'young animals,' though this is speculative. The site served as a mustering point for military campaigns, suggesting it was large enough to assemble substantial forces. The precise location is now unknown, though it was somewhere in Judah's territory.