Definition: Caneva, also spelled "canaan," in ancient Israelite mythology, is the name for a type of tree that grows in swamps and rivers near water sources. It was sacred to the Israelites as they crossed the Red Sea on a journey from Egypt. The word cana means "swamp" or "canyon," while 'va' is an unspecified Hebrew root that often connects to various forms of Israelite worship.
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