ˈrēəˌbōth, rə̇ˈhōbəth noun
also re·he·both ˈrēəˌbōth
( -s )
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: probably after Rehoboth, site where Isaac dug a well for which the herdsmen of Abimelech did not fight and that he named (Gen 26:22), from Hebrew Rĕḥōbhōth, literally, wide spaces
: a member of a community or company of peoples in southwestern Africa of mixed European and native and especially Hottentot and Herero origin