Havvoth which are 'the villages of Jair'

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 \v 40 So Moses gave Gilead to the family of Makir, and they started to live there.
-\v 41 Jair, who was also a descendant of Manasseh, went and captured the small towns in that region, and he named them the Towns of Jair.
+\v 41 Jair, who was also a descendant of Manasseh, went and captured the small towns in that region, and he named them Havvoth Jari, which means 'the villages of Jair.'
 \v 42 A man named Nobah went and captured the city of Kenath and the nearby towns, and then he used his own name to be the new name of that area.
 
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 \v 13 The other part of Gilead and all of Bashan, which was the region of Argob that King Og had ruled, I allotted to half of the tribe of Manasseh." (The entire region of Bashan is called the land of the Repha giants.)
 
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-\v 14 "Jair, a man from the tribe of Manasseh, conquered all of Bashan as far north as the border of the Geshur and Maacath territories. He gave his own name to the villages there, and they are still called the villages of Jair.
+\v 14 "Jair, a man from the tribe of Manasseh, conquered all of Bashan as far north as the border of the Geshur and Maacath territories. He gave his own name to the villages there, and he called them, Havvoth Jair, which means 'the villages of Jair.'
 
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 \v 3 After Tola died, Jair (the Gileadite) ruled as judge over Israel for twenty-two years.
-\v 4 He had thirty sons, and each of them had his own donkey to ride on. They had thirty cities in Gilead that are still named even today, Havvoth Jair (or the Cities of Jair).
+\v 4 He had thirty sons, and each of them had his own donkey to ride on. They had thirty cities in Gilead that are still called even today, Havvoth Jair, which means 'the villages of Jair.'
 \v 5 Then Jair died and was buried in the city of Kamon.
 
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-\v 23 But the armies of Geshur and Aram captured those towns controlled by Jair. They also captured the city of Kenath and the nearby towns; altogether they captured sixty towns. The people who lived there were all descendants of Makir, the father of Gilead.
+\v 23 But the armies of Geshur and Aram captured the places called Havvoth Jair, which means 'the villages of Jair.' They also captured the city of Kenath and the nearby towns; altogether they captured sixty towns. The people who lived there were all descendants of Makir, the father of Gilead.
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 \v 24 Shortly after Hezron died, Caleb slept with Ephrathah, his father's widow. She bore a son for Caleb, whose name was Ashhur. Asshur became the father of Tekoa.
- \s2 Jerahmeel's descendants
+\s2 Jerahmeel's descendants
 
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