ITHLAH (PLACE) [Heb yitlâ (יִתְלָה)]. A town listed in the tribal territory of Dan, before the tribe migrated N of the Sea of Galilee (Josh 19:42). The town is unidentified, but the context suggests that it was probably located somewhere between Nahal Ayyalon and Nahal Sorek.Gary A. Herion
Ithlah. City given to Dan’s tribe for an inheritance, after the initial conquest of Palestine by Joshua (Jos 19:42; kjv Jethlah). Its location is unknown, possibly near the city of Aijalon.
The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised
Ithlah (Heb. yiṯlâ)A city in the early tribal territory of Dan (Josh. 19:42). The location is unknown, although some have suggested modern Siltah, 7 km. (4.3 mi.) NW of Beth-horon.
Ithlah [ĭthˊlə] (Heb. yiṯlâ “height”). A city in the tribal territory of Dan (Josh. 19:42; KJV “Jethlah”). The location is unknown, although some have suggested modern Siltah, 7 km. (4.3 mi.) northwest of Beth-horon.
ITH´LAH (ithʹla; “a hanging of lofty place”). A city on the borders of the tribe of Dan, mentioned only in Josh. 19:42 (“Jethlah,” KJV). It is probably Beithul, three miles E of Yalo (Aijalon).