Scholar Shmuel Ahituv says that the inscription identifies "the wandering area of the clan of the worshippers of Yāhū, the God of Israel." * If his conclusion is correct, the place name would be just one of several ancient Semitic examples that identify both a locality and its god.
Mokanoki mongwe e bong Shmuel Ahituv a re mokwalo oo o o gabilweng o bontsha "go kgarakgatshega ga setlhopha sa baobamedi ba Yāhū, Modimo wa Iseraele." * Fa se a se buang se le boammaaruri, leina la lefelo leo ke lengwe la dikai di le mmalwa tsa bogologolo tsa Se-Semite tse di bontshang lefelo le modimo wa lone.