pithom
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- description
- An ancient Egyptian city, one of the 'store-cities' built by the Hebrews under forced labor, meaning 'temple of Tum'. It was situated on a canal.
- geographic_feature
- on a canal
- location_type
- store-city
- meaning
- temple of Tum
Relationships
- meanstemple of Tum
- description
- The name Pithom is translated to mean 'temple of Tum', indicating its religious significance.
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- Pithom, means “temple of Tum,” the sun god.
- associated_withTum
- description
- Pithom is associated with Tum because its name directly refers to the sun god.
- source
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- source_text
- Pithom, means “temple of Tum,” the sun god.
- located_oncanal
- description
- Both Pithom and Raamses were situated along a canal, which was frequently undergoing enlargement.
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- source_text
- Pithom and Raamses were both on a canal, which was often being enlarged.
- extracted_fromSource
- extracted_at
- 2026-03-01T21:03:21.652Z
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