Boyd’s Bible Dictionary:
(high land). A high mountain of Armenia, and resting place of Noah’s ark (Gen. 8:4).
Concise Bible Dictionary:
A kingdom which was called upon by God, in conjunction with Medes, Persians, and others, under one captain, Cyrus, to punish Babylon in revenge of Israel (Jer. 51:27). It is identified with Urartu or Urardhu of the Assyrian inscriptions, a district in Armenia, in which is Mount Ararat, on some part of which the ark of Noah rested (Gen.s 8:4). The mount is situate 39° 45' N, 44° 28' E, and its extreme height is about 17,000 feet above the sea, covered with perpetual snow. Objection has been taken to its great height, but it may not have been on its highest part that the ark rested.
Jackson’s Dictionary of Scripture Proper Names:
the curse reversed: precipitation of curse