Entity: JERICHO
Jericho is an ancient city in Palestine, known for its historical significance and cultural importance.
JERICHO
Etymology
The term Jericho has roots in ancient Palestine and has evolved to represent various meanings over time.
Definition
Jericho is commonly referred to as an ancient city in Palestine, near the north end of the Dead Sea. It can also symbolize a place of retirement, banishment, or concealment, and in slang, it may refer to a privy or an outside lavatory.
Historical Context
In the Old Testament, Jericho was the first place taken by the Israelites under Joshua as they entered the Promised Land. The city has a rich history dating back centuries.
Cultural Significance
Jericho holds cultural significance as a symbol of ancient civilization and historical conquests. It is a place of archaeological importance and has been a subject of interest for historians and researchers.
Related Concepts
Jericho is associated with concepts of exile, seclusion, and remoteness. It can also represent a place of solitude or reflection.
See Also
A place of retirement, banishment, or concealment; a far-distant place; a privy or outside lavatory.