Lexical Definition

‎קוֹעַ‎ Qôwaʻ (ko'-ah) Koa ^N:N--L
probably from ‎קוּץ‎ in the original sense of cutting off; curtailment

Koa.

• § Koa = "he-camel"
• Koa, a region of Babylon

1) a territory in Mesopotamia, east of the Tigris, on border of Elam and Media

Brown-Driver-Briggs

‎קוֺעַ‎ proper name, of a people named with Babylonian, Chaldean, Assyrian, ‎׳‎‎(פְּקוֺד וְ)שׁוֺעַ וְק‎ Ezek 23:23 Šô±a and †ô±a; identification by Dl^{Pa 235} with Assyrian Sutû, Kutû (abbreviated Su (? see ‎שׁוֺעַ‎) and [by inference] Ku), east of Tigris, on border of Elam and Media; compare COT^{Ezek 23:23} Dr^{Hast. iii, KOA}; but ‎קוֺעַ‎ = Kutû now doubted by Wkl^{Altor, Forsch. ii. 2 (1899), 54}.

Brown-Driver-Briggs References

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Koa • A people group mentioned by Ezekiel

Koa, a people group mentioned by Ezekiel (Ezekiel 23:23).

• A location only mentioned at Ezk.23.23;
• only referred to as Koa קוֹעַ.
  

Koa is mentioned in Ezekiel 23:23 as one of the people groups that would come against Jerusalem in judgment, along with the Babylonians, Chaldeans, Pekod, Shoa, and "all the Assyrians."

All entries for Koa: קוֹעַ