Name Meaning and Biblical Context of Dale
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| Meaning | Valley. | ||
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The Biblical baby name Dale is English in origin and it's meaning is valley. The Hebrew word for dale used in the Bible is 'emeq.
Dale is pronounced dayl. The King's dale, also known as the valley of Shaveh was the name of the valley of the River Kidron near Jerusalem. Abraham met Melchizedek, the king of Sodom in the King's dale. It was also in the King's dale that Absalom, the son of David built his family monument. Biblical reference for baby name Dale: Genesis 14:17; 2 Samuel 18:18 Strong's concordance H6010 |
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