JOTBATHAH jŏt’ bə thə (יָטְבָ֔תָה). KJV JOTBATH, jŏt’ băth (Deut 10:7). A stopping place of the Israelites in their forty years of wilderness wanderings (Num 33:33, 34; Deut 10:7). They found it a “land of brooks of water.” It may have been the modern ’Ain Tabah, N of the Gulf of Aqaba.