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Patara in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Patara, pat'-a-rå (Gk.)-- trodden down; trampled under foot; desecration; contempt; insult; outrage. A seaport city in Asia Minor (Acts 21:1). Meta. A group of thoughts in the sense consciousness of man that are the result of suppression. These thoughts are of a browbeaten, subdued nature, and work toward bondage (trodden down, trampled under foot).
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