"inclined."
City of the hill country of Judah, named together with Maon, Carmel and Ziph; there is no doubt that it was in the same area (Josh. 15:55). Jutah and its surroundings were assigned to the priests (Josh. 21:16).
This town is currently called Yattã (Yuttã) and is located on a shallow elevation, about 9 km southwest of Hebron.
Some have suggested that Juta could be the city in the mountainous country of Judah where Mary went to visit Elizabeth (Lk. 1:39). The most widespread assumption is that Hebron was Elizabeth's city, although it is unknown where John the Baptist was born.
Meaning of JUTE
City of the hill country of Judah, named together with Maon, Carmel and Ziph; there is no doubt that it was in the same area (Josh. 15:55). Jutah and its surroundings were assigned to the priests (Josh. 21:16).