| --- | (810 w/f); the south (as bright); south wind. |
| --- | to change, alter; to be high. |
| --- | (810 w/f); to be high. |
| --- | the choice, choicest. |
| --- | flight; fugitive. |
| --- | dwelling, abode. |
| --- | descent, declivity; a hanging, festoon. |
| --- | a victim. |
| --- | a keep, dungeon; aim or mark (in shooting). |
| --- | wandering; a fleeing or flight. |
| --- | wide or broad place, breadth; relief or enlargement. |
| --- | contradiction or protest; perverseness; a rebel. |
| --- | to pierce or cleave open. |
| --- | a light or lamp. |
| --- | (811 w/f; 305/865 & 255/815); pr.n. "The Lord is Exalted". |
| --- | (901 w/f); pr.n. "God Hides". |
| --- | high; mountain top; tree top. |
| --- | pr.n. "Mountaineer", "Highlander", Amorite. |
| --- | pr.n. "Eloquent". |
| --- | in Aramean or Syriac (i.e. in that language. |
| --- | Aramean, Syrian. |
| --- | (901 w/f); to be sharp-eared, alert; wild goat. |
| --- | to trill, to make a tremulous noise. |
| --- | ark |
| --- | pine. |
| --- | pr.n. "Founded of God". |
| --- | a razor. |
| --- | teaching, instruction. |
| --- | an archer; a teacher; pr.n. "Archer". |
| --- | razor. |
| --- | fatling or fat beast; a fatted calf. |
| --- | to feel abhorrence; to abhor. |
| --- | double pipe, bagpipe. |
| --- | terebinth valley (near Bethlehem). |
| --- | (813 w/f); pr.n. "Father of Exaltation". |
| --- | pr.n. "Father is Light". |
| --- | pr.n. "God Blesses". |
| --- | (903 w/f); to roll, to level, make smooth; a level place, area; threshing-floor; grain. |
| --- | pr.n. "Desolation". |
| --- | pr.n. "Yah Blesses". |
| --- | pr.n. "Bony" or "Strong". |
| --- | wrapper, mantle, cloak. |
| --- | (813 w/f); He does not keep them back. |
| --- | binding (of a wound); healing, remedy; snare or net; hurt, suffering |
| --- | pr.n. "A Driving Forth". |
| --- | pr. n. "Refuge". |
| --- | to flow on; to spread or extent; to be poured out, to flow; to be extended. |
| --- | to crush or cut in pieces. |
| --- | (815 w/f; 251/811 & 305/865); pr.n. "The Lord is Exalted". |
| --- | pr.n. "Ador is Exalted", Atramites; (249/809). |
| --- | (815 w/f); exaltation. |
| --- | (905 w/f); to be high; pr.n. "High", Abraham's Brother. |
| --- | (815 w/f); not yet. |
| --- | pr.n. "Rebellious". |
| --- | an axe. |
| --- | pile of wood; a faggot. |
| --- | polished; sharp, impetuous. |
| --- | dawn; the east; eastward. |
| --- | a shouting (for joy); a wailing (for sorrow). |
| --- | pr. n. "Contumacy". |
| --- | pr. n. "Shown or Provided by Yah" --- name of the hill of Jerusalem on which Solomon built the Temple. (261 266 ) |
| --- | to flow (figuratively of a confluence or gathering). |
| --- | to be bright; to brighten up. |
| --- | a stream or current. |
| --- | a river (especially the river Euphrates or the Nile). |
| --- | (907 w/f); receptacle, box, chest; a coffin; wooden chest; the Ark (sacred). |
| --- | a song; song of praise; poem, hymn; song of triumph. |
| --- | pr.n. "Sung", "Celebrated". |
| --- | (817 w/f); inundation; strangers, fores. |
| --- | (817 w/f); a scribe; a sacred writer. |
| --- | a quarrel or strife; pr. n. "Strife" --- of a fountain. |
| --- | to consecrate, to vow; to separate oneself; to abstain; to consecrate oneself to. |
| --- | to bind or encircle. |
| --- | consecration (of a priest or Nazarite); a consecrated head (unshorn head); unshorn hair (of a woman); a crown or diadem (for a priest or king. |
| --- | (817 w/f); effrontery. |