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Kibroth-hattaavah, meaning 'graves of craving' or 'graves of lust,' was a location in the wilderness where the Israelites camped during their Exodus journey. It became a site of divine judgment when the people complained about manna and craved meat. God sent quail in abundance, but those who indulged excessively were struck with a plague and buried there, giving the place its solemn name.

Associated characters:

MosesLeader who interceded for the people and was burdened by their complaints about meat

AaronHigh priest present during the quail and plague incident