Philistia consisted of Ashkelon, Ashdod, Ekron, Gath, and Gaza.
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Ashkelon
//ˈæʃkəlɒn//
Synonyms for "ashkelon"
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33 translations across 23 languages.
Akkadian
3 entries- ašqaluna name (city in Israel)
- isqaluna name (city in Israel)
- išqilunu name (city in Israel)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- Ἀσκάλων name (city in Israel)
Arabic
2 entries- عَسْقَلان name (city in Israel)
- عَسْقَلَان name (city in Israel)
Armenian
1 entries- Ասկալոն name (city in Israel)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- Aşkelon name (city in Israel)
- Əsqəlan name (city in Israel)
Coptic
1 entries- ⲁⲥⲕⲁⲗⲱⲛ name (city in Israel)
Egyptian
1 entries- i-s-q-A-r:n:y-T14:N25 name (city in Israel)
French
1 entries- Ascalon name (city in Israel)
German
1 entries- Aschkelon name (city in Israel)
Hebrew
1 entries- אַשְׁקְלוֹן name (city in Israel)
Hindi
1 entries- अस्क़लान name (city in Israel)
Italian
1 entries- Ascalona name (city in Israel)
Latin
2 entries- Ascalōn name (city in Israel)
- Ascalōnia name (city in Israel)
Navajo
1 entries- Áshkelan name (city in Israel)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- اصقالون name (city in Israel)
- عسقلان name (city in Israel)
Persian
2 entries- اشکلون name (city in Israel)
- عسقلان name (city in Israel)
Polish
1 entries- Aszkelon name (city in Israel)
Portuguese
4 entries- Ascalon name (city in Israel)
- Ascalão name (city in Israel)
- Ashkelon name (city in Israel)
- Asquelom name (city in Israel)
Russian
1 entries- Ашкело́н name (city in Israel)
Spanish
1 entries- Ascalón name (city in Israel)
Turkish
1 entries- Aşkelon name (city in Israel)
Urdu
1 entries- عسقلان name (city in Israel)
Yiddish
1 entries- אַשקלון name (city in Israel)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
A new king was appointed over Ashkelon, and Hezekiah was compelled to restore to Ekron its former prince, whom he had imprisoned in Jerusalem on account of his loyalty to Assyria.
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