How to Pronounce Ephrathah in the Bible 
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‘Kanaph’ (3670); ‘Knath’ (3674); ‘Knath’ (3678); ‘Knath’ (5651); ‘Nec’ (5651); ‘Nec’ (5651); ‘Kciyl’ (5651); ‘Kciyl’ (5651); ‘Kciyl’ (5651); ‘Kciyl’ (5651);
The word ephrathah is pronounced ee-ph-thah. This word comes from the primitive root kciyl, meaning a constellation or place in Palestine. It also means fatness or silliness. The feminine form of kciyl is kinnereth. The word is also derived from the word kecel, which means “trust.”
This word was originally used to describe a bird-trap, a basket, or a cage. In biblical Hebrew, it’s also used to refer to an Israelite, a Chelubai. It also has a plural form of kalah (3627).