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Millo in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
filling up; making full; fullness; abundant; mound, i. e., filled with earth or stones; rampart; fortress; castle. In Judges 9:6, 20 the fortress in or near Shechem is meant. In II Samuel 5:9 Millo is in the" city of David," or Jerusalem; it must therefore refer to a fortified part of the city of Jerusalem, or a fortification very near the city. Meta. A building in of substance in consciousness (a filling up, fullness); also a strengthening and fortifying of oneself in the consciousness of substance (abundant, fortress, castle).
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