A place name appearing only in 2 Chronicles 26:6, identifying a Philistine city whose walls King Uzziah broke down during his military campaigns. The name means 'he causes to build' or 'he builds,' which is ironic given the context of demolition. The site is identified with the later Jamnia/Yavneh, which became significant in Second Temple and rabbinic Judaism. This single occurrence marks Jabneh as one of Judah's territorial gains during Uzziah's successful reign before his pride led to downfall.