Bamah

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בָּמָה "Bamah" from "ba" (come) and "mah" (whereunto)
Denotes a place where Jewish people could come and worship idols. It also became used as a general term refering to any place used for idolatrous worship.^[1]^[2] Adonai was worshiped on the high places by Isaac.^[3]