A town in the tribal territory of Benjamin, mentioned only in Joshua's boundary lists. The name possibly relates to words for 'end' or 'edge,' perhaps indicating a border settlement. Located in the Valley of Qetsits, this otherwise unknown town was part of Benjamin's inheritance between Judah and Ephraim. The Greek versions show significant textual variation, suggesting uncertainty about pronunciation. Such minor place names, preserved only in boundary lists, testify to the detailed territorial organization of early Israel and the importance of each tribe's divinely allotted inheritance, even for settlements that never gained wider fame.