Zorah
[ˈzoʊ.rə]Meaning
recorded as a feminine given name in theatre (user-submitted)
Background Story
Zorah is recorded as a feminine given name in a user-submitted entry, which lists it for use in theatre; that entry is a contributor's submission rather than the reference work's own. A biblical town in the Judaean Foothills, identified with the former village of Sar'a and now often called Tel Tzora, also bears the name.
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