Definition: The word "Agawam" comes from the Hebrew word "agawam," which means "land, country." In Jewish literature, this term refers to a land or region that was occupied by various peoples, including the Israelites and the Ammonites. Definition: Agawam is a term used in Jewish literature to denote an area of territory within the boundaries of a specified land. It typically refers to a region where certain people lived under the rule of another nation, such as when Israel conquered Canaan for their own use or when other nations controlled a region and gave it back to Israel after they had been defeated.
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