 In the 3rd century BCE, the name was translated into Greek as Γαβααθ Αμωρα, "Gabaath Amora".Christian pilgrims, starting with the Middle Ages, sometimes named the hill "Little Hermon" in connection to , "...Tabor and Hermon shall rejoice in thy name", considering that Givat HaMore is close to Mount Tabor, much more so than Mount Hermon.In Arabic, the hill is known as "Jebel Dahi", "Mount Dahi", after the Muslim shrine of Nabi Dahi ("lit."