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AARAaron, a'-jron, lofty, mountainous.Abaddon, a-bad'-don, the destroyer.Abagtha, a-bag'-thah, given by

fortune.

Abaxa, ab'-a-nah.Abarim, ab-a'-rim, regions beyond.Abba, ab'-bab, father.Abda, ab'-dah, servant.Abdi, ab'-dy, s. of Jehovah.Abdiel, ab'-di-el, s. of God.Abdon, ab'-don, servile.Abednego, a-bed'-ne-go, servantor worshipper of Nego (Mercury ?).

Abel, a'-bel, vanity, vapour. (2)A meadow.

Abel-beth-maachaii, a'-bel-beth-ma'-a-kab, meadow of the bouse ofMaachah.

Abel-maim, a'-bel-may'-im, m. ofthe waters.

Abel-meholah, a'-bel-me-ho'-lah,m. of dancing.

Abel-mizraiji, a'-bel-miz'-ray-im,mourning of the Egyptian!).

Abbl-bhittim, a - bel - shit' - tim,meadow of acacias.

Abez, a'-bez, whiteness.Abi, ab'-i, ) whose father isAbiah, ab-i'-ah, ( Jehovah.

Abi-aleon, ab-by-al'-bon, /. ofstrength.

Abusaph, ab-i'-a-saf, /. of gather-ing.

Abiathar, ab-i'-a-thar,/. of.plenty.Abib, a'-bib, an ear of com, or green

ear.

Abidah, ab-i'-dab, father of know-ledge.

ABNAbidan, ab'-i-dan, /. of a judge.Abiel, ab'-i-el,/. of strength.Abi-ezer, ab-i-e'-zer, /. of help.Abigail, ab'-i-gal, whose /. is

exultation.

Abihail, ab-i-ha'-il, /. of strength.Abihtj, a-bi'-hu, He (t. e., God) ismy/.

Abihttd, ab-i'-hud, whose /. isJudah.

Abijah, ab-i'-jah, v/hose /• isJehovah.

Abijam, ab-i'-jam, whose /. isJehovah.

Abilene, ab-bi-le'-ne, a grassyplace (?).

Abimael, ab-bim'-ma-el, father ofmight.

Abimelech, ab-bim/-me-lek, /.-king, ory. of the king.

Abinidab, ab-in'-a-dab, noble /..or/, of nobiUty.

Abinoam, ab-in'-o-am, /. of plea-santness,

Abiram, ab-i'-ram, /, of loftiness.Abishao, ab'-i-shag, whose /. i?

error (?).Abishai, ab-ish'-ai, /. of gift.Abishalom, ab-ish'-a-lom, /. «#peace.

Abishua, ab-ish'-u-ah, /. of wel-fare.

Abishur, ab'-i-shur, /. of the wall.Abital, ab'-i-tal, whose /. is th«

dew.

Abitub, ab'-i-tub, /. of goodness.Abivd, ab-i'-hud,/. of praise.Abner, ab'-ner,/. of light.

ABB AHlAbram, ab'-ram, a high/.Abraham, ab'-ra-ham, /. of a great

multitude.

Absalom, ab'-sa-lom, /. of peace.AccAD, ak'-kad, fortress.AccHo, ak'-ko, sand-heated (by the

euD).

Aceldama, a-kel'-da-ma, field ofblood.

AcHAiA, ak-a'-yahAchaicus, ak-u'-i-kus, belonging toAchaia.

AcHAN, or Achar, a'-kan, a'-kar,troubling, or troubled.

AcHAz, a -kaz (same as Ahaz, q. v.).AcuBoa, ak'-bor, a mouse.AcHiM, a'-kim (perhaps the same asJachiic, q. v.).

AcHisH, a-kish, angry (?).AcHMETHA, ak'-me-thah, fortress (?).AcHOR, A'-kor, trouble, causingsorrow.

AcHSAH, ak'-sab, anklet.AcH-SHAPH, ak'-shaf, enchantment.AcHziB, ak'-zib, deceit.Ada, Adah, a'-dab, omament,beautyAdADAH (probably should be Ararah,

the same as Abaeb, q. v.).Adaiah, ad-ai'-yah, whom Jehovah

adorns.

AdALIA, ad-al'-i-ah, upright (?).Adam, ad'-am, ) ,, i. j •

Adamah, )Adami, ad'-a-my, human.Adar, a'-dar, greatness, splendour.A dbeel, ad'-be-el, miracle of God.Addan, »J'-dan, humble (?).Addar, ad'-dar, greatness (?).Addi, ad'-dy, ornament.

Addon, ad'-don, humble (F).Abee, a'-der, flock.Adiel, ad'-i-el, ornament of God.Ad IN, a'-din, ) slender, pliant,A DIN a, ad'-i-na, \ delicate.Adithaim, ad-i-thay'-im, twofoldornament, or prey.

Adlat, ad'-lai, justice of God.Admah, ad'-mah (same as Adamah,

q. v.).

Admatua, ad'-ma-thah, earthy (P).

iDNAH,^^'-'^'^^'P^^«^^^-Adonibezek, a-do'-ni-be'-zek, lord

of Bezek.

Adonijah, ad-o-ni'-jah, JehoTah isoif Lord.

Adonikam, ad-o-ni'-kam, lord orenemies.

Adoniram, ad-o-ni'-ram, I. of height.Adonizedec, a-don'-i-ze'-dek, I. of

justice.

Adoraim, ad-o-ray'-im, two heapsof mounds.

Adoram, a-do'-ram (contracted fromAdohib^u, q. T.).

Adrammelech, ad - tltjo! • me - lek,magnificence of the king, kin^ of fire.

ADiiAMYTTiuM, ad-ra-mit'-ti-um.Adria, a'-dri-ah.Adriel, ad'-ri-el, flock of God.Adullam, ad-ul'-lam, justice of the

people.

Adummim, ad-um'-mim, the red(men ?)

^NEAs, ee-nee'-as, praised.^NON, ee'-non, springs.Aoabus, ag'-a-bus, a locust, father's

feast.

AoAQ, a'-gag, flaming.Agar, a'-gar (see Hagar).Agee, ag'-gee, fugitive.Agrippa, a-grip'-pah, one who at

bis birth causes pain.

AovR, a'-gur, an assembler, one ofthe assembly.

Ahab, a'-hab, father's brother.AhARAH, ah'-a-rah, after the brother.Aharhel, a-har'-hel, behind the

wall, or breastwork.

Ahasai, a-haz'-ai (probably a con-traction of Aeaziah, q. v.).

Ahasbai, a-haz'-bai, I flee to Je«hoTah.

Ahasuerus, ahas-u-e'-nis, lion-king, probably the same as Xbbxsb.

Ahava, a-ha'-vah, water.Ahaz, a'-haz, possessor.Ahaziah, a-ha-zi'-ah, whom Jeho-vah upholds.

Ahban, ah'-ban, brother of the wise.Aher, a'-her, following.Ahi, a'-hi, ) brother of Jeho-Ahiah, ahi'-ah, ) »!».

Ahl&h, ahi'-am, b. of the people.Ahian, ahi'-an, brotherly.AHiEZER,a-hi-e'-zer, brother ofhelp.

Ahihtjd, ahi'-hud, *. (i.e., friend)of the Jews ^or of praise).

Ahijah, ahi -jah (same as Ahiah,q. 7.).

Ahikam, ahi'-kam, b, of the enemy.AniLfD, ahi'-lud, b. of one bom.Ahimaaz, ahim'-a-az, b. of anger.

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AuiMAN, ahi'-man, brother of a gift.

AHI ANA »Ahmelech, ahim'-me-lek, b. of the

king.

Ahimot}!, alii'-moth, b. of death.Ahinadab, ahin'-na-dab, liberal ornoble b.

Ahinoam, ahin'-no-am, b. of grace.Ahio, ahi'-o, brotherly.Ahira, ahi'-rah, brother of evil.Ahiram, ahi'-rani, b, of height.AmsAMACH, ahis'-sa-mak, b. ofsupport or aid.

Ahishahar, ahi'-sha-har, or b. ofthe dawn.

AiiiSHAR, ahi'-shar, b. of the singer,or of the upright.

Ahithopiiel, aliit'-to-fel, b. offoUy.

Ahitub, ahi'-tub, b. or friend ofgoodness.

Ahlae, ah'-lab, fatness, fertility.Ahlai, ah'-lai, oh that

!

Ahoah, aho'-ah, brotherhood.Aholah, aho'-lah, she has her o\ni

tent.

Aholiab, aho'-li-ab, father's tent.Aholibah, aho'-li-bah, my tent is

in her.

Aholibamah, aho-li-ba'-mah, tentof the high place.

Ahumai, ahu'-mai, brother of {i.e.,dweller near) water.

AnrzAM, ahuz'-am, their possession.Ahuzzath, ahuz'-zath, possession.Ai, a'-i, a heap of ruins.AiAH, ai'-ah, ) , , .,Ajah, a'-jah, (

^'^'^^' ^'"'=°°-

AiATH, ai'-ath, ruins.AiJALON, ai'-ja-lon, ) place of ga-Ajalon, ad'-ja-lon, \ lellea.AiN, an eye, a fountain.Akkub, ak'-kub, insidious.Akrabbim, ak-rab'-bim, scorpions.Alammelecii, al-lam'-me-lek,

kingis oak.

Alameth, al'-a-meth, )Alemeth, al'-e-meth, 1 ^°"^^'""^e-Alexander, al-ex-an'-der, thehelper of men.

Ale.xakdria, al-ex-an'-dri-a, (thecity named after Alexander).

Aliah, a-li'-ah (see Alvah).Alian, a-li'-an, tall, thick.Allon, al'-lon, an oak.ALi,ox-EACHrTH,al-lon-bah'-kooti,

0. of weeping.

Almodad, al-mo'-dad, citension (f)Almon, a;'-mon, hidden

Almon-diblathaim, al'-mon-dib-la-thay'-im, hiding of the twin cakes.

Aloth, a'-loth, yielding milk (?)Alpha, al'-fah (the first letter ofthe Greek alphabet).

Alphjeus, al-fee'-iis, learned, chic£Alyah, al'-vah, iniquity.Alvan, al'-van, tall, thick.Amad, a'-mad, eternal people.Amal, a'-mal, labour, sorro^r.Amalek, am'-ma-lek (uncertain,probably derived from the precedingword).

Amam, a'-mam, meeting-place.Amana, a-ma'-nah, or am'-a-nah,

fixed, perennial.

Amariah, am-a-ri'-ah, whom Jeho-vah spoke of (t. e., promised).

Amasa, a-ma'-sah, burden.Amasai, am-as'-ai, ) burden-Amashai, am-ash'-ai, ) some.

Amaziah, am-a-zi'-ah, whom Jeho-vah bears.

Ami, a'-my (probably a form ofAmm).

Amittai, amlt'-tai, true.Anmaii, am'-mah, beginning, head.Ammi, am'-my, my people.Ammiel, am'-mi-el, people of God.Ammihud, am-mi'-hud, 7;. of Judah.Amminadab, am-min'-a-dab, p. ofthe prince.

Ammishaddai, am-my-shad'-dai, p.of the Almighty.

Ammizabad, am-miz'-a-bad, p. ofthe giver (i. «., Jehovah).

Ammon, am'-mon, son of myj?.Amkox, am'-non, faithful.Amok, a'-mok, deep.Amon, a'-mon, foster-child.Amorite, am'-mo-rite, mountaineer.Amos, a'-mos, burden.Amoz, a'-moz, strong.Amphipolis, am-fip'-po-lis, aroundthe city.

A.MPLIAS, am'-pli-as, large, exten-sive, making more.

Amram, am'-ram, people of thehighest (i. «., God).

Amrai'hel, am'-ra-fel, guardian ofthe gods (?)

Amzi, am'-zy, strong.Anae, a'-nab, place of clusfers (of

grapes).

Anau, a'-nah, answering.Anaiiaratji, an-na-hah'-ia'Jj.

snorting, or gorge (?)

4 AN AAvAiAH, an-nai'-yah, whom Jeho-vah has answered.

Anak, a'-nak, long-necked, giant.Anammelech, an-nam'-me-lek,image of the king, or, shepherd andflock (?)

Anan, a'-nan, a cloud..

,/ whom Je-

Anani, an-a'-ny \ ^ovah co-ANANiAH,an-na-ni'-ah, » vers (i.e.,

{ guards).

Ananias, an-na-ni'-as (see Hana-iriAH).

Anath, a'-nath, an answer (toprayer).

Anathotii, an'-na-thoth, answers(to prayers)

.

Andrew, au'-droo, a strong man,manly.

Andronicus, an-dro-ni'-ku8, oran-dron'-i-kus, a man excelling others, aTictorious man.

Anem, a'-nem, two fountains.Aner, a'-ner, a young man.Aniam, a-ni'-am, sorrow of thepeople.

Anim, a'-nim, fountains.Anna, an'-na, gracious.Annas, an'-nas (see Hananiau).Antioch, an'-ti-ok, withstanding (?)Antipas, an'-ti-pas (contraction ofAntipater), for or like the father.

Antipatris, an-ti-pat'-tris (fromthe foregoing).

Antothijah, an-to-thi'-jah, prayersanswered by Jehovah.

Anub, a'-nub, bound together.Apelles, ap-pel'-lees, separated.Apharsachites, af-far'-sa-kites.

Aphek, a'-fek, \ fortress' for-Aphekah, a-fe'-kah, ) tifledcity(?)

V watercress.

Aphiah, af-fi'-ah, rekindled, re-freshed.

Aphrak, af'-rah, dust.Aphses, af'-sees, dispersion.Apollonia, ap-pol-lo'-ni-a (named

after the god Apollo.Apollos, ap-pol'-los, one that de-

stroys.

Apollyon, ap-pol'-yon, one thatexterminates.

Appaim, ap'-pay-im, the nostrUa.Apphia, ap'-fi-a, bringing forth,

fruitful.

A.PPII-F0RVM, ap'-py-i-fo'-riun, fo-rum, or market-place of Appius.

Aquila, ak'-wy-lah, an eagle.

ABPAe, city.Ara, a -ra, uon.Arab, a'-rab, ambush, lying in wait.Arabah, ar'-a-bab, ) a sterile reArabia, ar-ra'-bva,

( gion.

Arad, a'-rad, wild ass.Arah, a'-rah, wandering.Aram, a'-ram, height, high region.Aran, a'-ran, wild goat.Ararat, ar'-ra-rat, holy ground.Araunah, ar-raw'-nah, ark (?) anash or pine tree (?)

Arba, ar'-bah, hero of Baal.Archelaus, ar-ke-la'-u8, prince ofthe people.

Archevites, ar'-ke-vites, (the menof Erech, q. v.)

Arcui, ar'-ky (also from Erech).Archippus, ar-kip'-pus, master of

the horse.

Arctvrus, aik-tu'-rus, an ark, abier (?)

Ard, fugitive (?)Ardon, ar'-don, fugitive.Areli, aro'-ly, sprung from a hero,son of a hero.

Areopagus, a-re-op'-pa-gus, hill ofMars.

Aektas, a'-re-tas, one that is vir-tuous, pleasant.

Argob, ar'-gob, a heap of stones.Aridai, a-rid'-dai,

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Arieh, a'-ri-eh, lion.Ariel, a'-ri-el, lion of God.Arimath.i:a, ar-ry-ma-thee'-ya, theheights.

ARiocu,a'-ri-yok,)li^n-like.

Arisai, ar-ns -sai,)

Aristarchus, ar-ris-tar'-kus, bestexcellent chief.

Aristobulus, ar-ris-to-bu'-luB, agood counsellor, the best advice.

Arkite, ark'-ite, fugitive.Armageddon, ar-ma-ged'-don,height of Megiddo.

Armenia, ar-me'-nya,Armoni, ar-mo'-ny, imperial.Ahnan, ar'-nan, nimble.Arnon, ar'-nan, noisy.AROD,a'-rod,

j ^,.^^^^^Arodi, a -rod-ay,

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Arokr, ar'-ro-er, ruins (f)Arpad, ar'-pad,Arphad, ar'-fad,

supportt

Arphaxad, ar-fax'-ad,

ARTA&TAXBRXE9, ar-tax-eix'-ee3, pow-

erful warrior.

Artemas, ar'-te-mas, whole, sound,without fault.

Aruboth, ar'-ru-both, windows.Arumah, a-roo'-mah, elevated.Arvad, ar'-vad, a wandering, placeof fugitires.

iRZA, ar'-za, earth.

Asa, a'-sah, physician.AsAHEi,, as'-sa-hel, ) ^ q^^Asaiah, as-sai -yah, \made {i.e., constituted, appointed).

Asaph, a'-saf, collector.AsAREEL, as-sar'-re-el, whom Godhas bound.

AsARELAH, as-sar-e'-lah, upright toGod.

AsENATH, as'-e-nath, she who is ofNeith (t. e., Minerra of the Egyptians).

AsHAN, a'-shan, smoke.AsHBBL, ash'-bel, determination ofGod.

AsHDOD, ash'-dod, a fortified place,a castle.

AsHDOTH-pisGAH, ash'-doth-piz'-gah, outpourings of Pisgah.

AsHER, ash'-er, fortunate, happy.AsHERAH, ash-e'-rah, fortune, hap-

piness.

AsHiMA, ash'-shy-ma, a goat withshort hair.

AsHKELON,ash'-ke-lon, ) ^- ^„.- „AsKELOx, as'-ke-lon, \

"^^S'^ation.

AsHKEXAz, ash'-ke-naz,AsHXAH, ash'-nah, strong, mighty.AsHPENAz, ash'-pe-naz, horse's nose.AsHTAROTH, ash'-ta-roth, statues of

Ashtoreth.

AsuTORETH, ash'-fo-reth, star, spe-cially the planet Venus, the goddess oflove and fortune.

Asia, a'-shya.AsiEL, a'- si-el, created by God.AsNAH, a3'-nah,storehou8e, bramble.AsNAPPER, as-nap'-per, leader of anarmy (?)

AsPATHA, as' pa-thah, a horse, bul-lock.

AsRiEL, as'-fi-el, the vow of God.AssHUR, ash'-ur, blackness.AssiR, as'-seer, captive.Assos, as'-sos,Assyria, as-syr'-rya (named from

Asshur),

AsTAROTH, as'-ta-roth, ) (see AsH-Astarte, as-tar'-tee, ) tobbih.)

AsuppiM, a3-sup'-pim,^ollectiona.

whom God

AZU »AsYNCRiTCS, as-sin'-kry-tu8, incom-

parable.

Atad, a'-tad, buckthorn.Atarah, at'-ta-rah, a crown.ATAROTH,at'-ta-roth, ) ^^^^^^^Atroth, at -rotn, )Ater, a'-ter, bound, shut up.Athach, a'-thak, lodging-place.Athaiah, athai'-yah, whom Jeho-yah made.

Athaliah, ath-a-li'-ah, whom JehO"Tah has afflicted.

Athlai, ath'-lai.Athens, ath'-ens.Attai, at'-tai, opportune.

Attaiia, at-ta-U'-a.Augustus, aw-gus'-tus, increasing,

majestic.

Aven, a'-ven, nothingness.AviM, aV-vim, ) ^^^^Avith, av -vitn, \AzAL, a'-zal, noble, root, declivity.AzALiAH, a-za-li'-ah, whom Jeho-vah has reserved.

AzANiAH, az-a-ni'-ah, whom Je-hovah hears.

AzARAEL, az-a'-ra-el,AzAREEL, az-a'-re-el,

helps.

AzARiAH, az-a-ri'-ah, whom Jeho-vah aids.

AzAz, a'-zaz, strong.AzAziAH, az-a-zi'-ah, whom Je-hovah strengthened.

AzBUK, az'-buk,altogether desolated.AzEKAH, az-e'-kah, a field dug over,broken up.

AzEL, a'-zcl, noble.AzEM, a'-zem, strength, bone.AzGAD, az'-gad, strong in fortune.AziEL, az'-zi-el,whom God consoles.AzizA, az-zi'-zah, strong.

AzMAVETH, az-ma'-veth, strong todeath.

AzMON, az'-mon, robust.AzNOTH-TABOR, az'-noth-ta'-hor,

ears (i. e., summits) of Tabor.

AzoR, a'-zor, )AzuR, a'-zur, > helper.AzzuR, az'-zur,

)

AzoTH,orAzoxu3,jJf;;°5;;^j

(the Greek form of Asbsob, q. v.).

AzRiEL, az'-ri-el, whom God helps.AzPviKAM, az-ri'-kam, help againstan enemy.

AzvBAH, a-zu'-bah, forsaken.A 2

AZZikZZAH, az'-zah, tJie strong, fortified.

AzzAN, az'-zan, very strong.

Baal, ba'-al, lord, master, posses-sor, owner.

Baalah, ba'-a-lah,| migfregg

Baalath, ba'-a-lath, )Baalath-beer, ba'-a-lath-be'-cr,baring a well.

Baal-beuith, ba'-al-be-reeth', co-Tenant lord.

Baal-gad, ba'-al-gad, lord of for-tune.

Baal-hamon, ba'-al-ha'-mon, placeof a multitude.

Baal-hanan, ba'-al-ha'-nan, lord ofbenignity.

Baal-hazor, ba'-al-ha'-zor, havinga village.

Baal-hermom, ba'-al-hcr'-mon,place of Hennon.

Baali, ba'-a-ly, my lord.Baalim, ba'-a-lim, lords.Baalis, ba'-a-lis, son of exultation.

Baal-meon, ba'-al-me'-on, place ofbabitation.

Baal-peor, ba'-al-pe'-or, lord ofthe opening.

Baal-perazim, ba'-al-pe-ra'-zim,place of breaches.

Baal-shalisha, ba'-al-sha'-li-shah,lord (or place) of shallsha.

Baal-tamar, ba'-al-ta'-mar, placeof palm-tree».

^AAL-ZEBUB, ba-al'-zc-bub, lord ofthe fly.

Saal-zephon, ba'-al-ze'-phon, placeof Typhon, or aacred to Typhon.

Baana, ba'-a-nah, ) ^„ ^r^Mi^i-.^^Baanah. 'j son

of affliction.

Baara, ba'-a-rah, foolish.Baaseiah, ba-a-si'-ah, work of Je-hoTah.

Baasha, ba'-a-sha, -wickedness.Babel, ba'-bel, ) r. •Babylon, bab'-by-lon, (

^^^^^^'^^-

Baca, ba'-kah, weeping.Bahurim, ba-hu'-rim, young men.Bajith, ba'-jith (same as Beth),

house.

Bakbakkar, bak-bak'-kar, wastingof the mountain.

Bakbukiah, bak-buk-i'-ah, empty-ing {i.e , wasting] of Jehovah.

Balaam, ba'-lam, foreigner.Balaban, bal''la-dan, whose Lord

is Bel.

Balah, ba'-lah; lashfulness (?)

BEDBalak, ba'-lak, empty, void.Bamah, ba'-mab, high place.Bamotu, ba'-moth, high placesBamoth-Baal, ba'-moth-ba'-al, A.p. of Baal.

Bani, ba'-ny, built.BARABBAs,ba-rab'-bas,son of Abba,or of shame.

Barachel, bar'-ra-kel, whom Godblessed.

BAEACHiAH,bar-ra-ki'-ah, ( ^bora

Barachus, bar-ra-ki'-as,\ f^^Z''^

Barak, ba'-rak, thunderbolt, li.^ht-ning.

Barhvmite, bar-hu'-mitc,\an

Bauabl'mite, ba-har'-u-mite, \ in-habitant of Bahurim, q. v.

Bariah, ba-ri'-ah, a fugitive.Bar-jesus, bar-je'-sus, son of Je-

sus, or Joshua.

Bar-jona, bar-jo'-na, s. of Jonah.Baukos, bar'-kos, painter.Barxabas, bar'-na-bas, son of com-

fort.

Barsabas, bar'-sa-bas, ». of Saba.Bartholomew, bar-thol'-o-mew, ».

of Talmai.

BARTiMiEvs, bar-ty-mee'-us, .». ofTimteus.

Baruch, ba'-rook, blessed.Barzillai, bar-zil'-lai, of iron.Bashan, ba'-shan, soft, sandy soil.Bashan-havOth-jaie, ba'-shan-

bav'-voth-jay'-yir, B. of the villages ofJair.

Basuemath, bash'-e-math, sweetsmelling.

BATHRABBiM,bath-raL'-bim,daugh-ter of many.

Bath-siieba, bath'-she-bah, d. ofthe oath.

Bath-shua, bath'-shu-ah, d. ofwealth.

Batai, bav'-vai, son of wishing (?)Bazlith, baz'-lith, a making naked.Bealiah, bc-a-li'-ah, whom Jeho-vah rules.

Bealoth, bo'-a-loth, citizens (?)See Baalath.

Bebai, be'-bai, father, paternal.

Becher, be'-ker, a young camel, orfirstborn.

Bechorath, be-kor'-ath, offspringof the first birth.

Bedad, be'-dad, separation, part.

Bedan', be'-dan, servile.

Bedeiah, be-di'-yah, in the protec-tion of Jehovah.

BEE BETBeeliada, bc-el-i'-a-dah, whom theLord has known.

Beelzehvb, be-el'-ze-buh. (SeeBaai-zebcb.)

Beeu, bo'-er, )Beeka, Ke„/.j.nh [ ^^^^^•Beerah, \

"^^ ''^^')

BEER-ELiM,be-er-e'-lim,M-.ofheroes.

Beeri, be-e'-ry, man of the w.Beer-lahai-koi, be-ev'-la-hah'-y-

ro'-y, K. of seeing (God) and living.

Beerot}!, be-e'-roth, wells.Beer-siieba, be-er'-shc-bah, well ofthe oath.

Beeshterah, be-esh'-te-rah, houseor temple of Astarte.

Behemoth, be-he'-raoth (but morecommonly pronounced in English, be'-he-moth), great beast, or perhaps wa-ter-ox.

Bekah, be'-kah, part, half.Bel, bel. (See Baal.)

Belah,I

^'^^"^^^«-Besai, be'-sai, sword, or victory (?^Besodeiah, be-so-di'-ab, in the se-

cret of Jehovah.

Besok, be'-sor, cold, to be cold, aswater.

Betah, bc'-tah, confidence.Betex, be'-ten, valley.Bethabara, teth-ab'-a-rah, houseof passage.

Beth-axath, beth'-a-nath,Beth-axotii, beth'-a-noth,

response, or echo.

Bethaxy, beth'-a-ny, k. of dates.Beth-arabah, beth-ar'-a-bah, h. ofthe desert.

Beth-aram, beth-a'-ram, h. of theheight.

Beth-.vrbel, bcth-ar'-bcl, //. of theambuab o. iod.

Beth-a p.x, beth-a'-ven, h. ofvanity (i.e., of idols).

Beth-azmaveth, beth-az-ma'-veth,h. strong as death.

Beth-baal-meox, beth'-ba-al-me'-on, /(. of Baalmeon.

Bethbarah, beth'-ba-rah. (SeeBetuababa.)

Beth-birei, beth-Hr'-i, h. of mycreation.

Beth-car, beth'-kar, /i. of pasture.Beth-dagon, beth-da'-gon, h, of

Diigon.

Beth-diblathaim, bcth-dib-la-thay'-im, h. of the two cakes.

Beth-el, beth'-cl, //. of God.Beth-emek, bcth-c'-mek, /;. of the

valley.

Bether, be'-thcr, separation.Bethesda, beth-es'-dah, house ofmercy.

Beth-ezel, beth-e'-zcl, h. of firaroot (» e., of fixed dwelling).

8 BET B U KBbth-gadke, beth-ga'-der, A. of the

wall.

Beth-oaktx, Leth-ga'-siul, A. ofthe weaned.

Beth-iiaccerkm, lieth-hak'-ker-em,h. of the vineyard.

Beth-hag G.tN, beth-liag'-gan, thegarden-A.

Beth-hahan, beth-ha'-ran, A. ofthe height.

eth-hogiah, beth-hog'-lah, h. ofthe partridge.

eth-hoeon, Lcth-bo'-ron, h. ofthe hollow.

BETH-jESHiMOTH,beth-jesh'-i-moth,h. of the deserts.

Beth-lebaoth, betb-leb'-a-oth, h.of lionesses.

Beth-lehem, beth'-le-hem, h. ofbread.

Beth-lehem-bvhratah, beth'-le-hem-ef'-ra-tah, B. the fruitful (?)

Beth-lehem-judah, beth'-lc-bem-ju'-dah, B. of Judah.

Beth-maachah, beth-ma'-a-kah,house of Maachah.

Beth-maec.\both, beth-mar'-ca-both, h. of chariots.

Beth-meon, beth-me'-on, A. ofhabitation.

Beth-nimrah, beth-nini'-rah, A. oflimpid and sweet water.

Beth-palet, betb-pa'-let, A. of es-cape, or of Pelet.

Beth-pazzez, beth-paz'-zez, h. ofdispersion.

Beth-peor, betb-pe'-or, temple of(Baal) Peor.

Bethphage, beth-fa'-jee, house ofnnripe figs.

Beth-phalet, beth-fa'-let. (SeeBeth-palet.)

Ieth-rapha, beth-ra'-fah, house ofthe giant.

6eth-rehor, beth-re'-hob, A. or re-gion of breadth.

Bethsaida, beth-sa'-i-da, A. offishing.

Beth-shax, beth'-shan, ) A. ofBeth-shean, bcth-she'-an, ) rest.

Beth-shemesh, beth'-shc-mcsh, A.of the sun.

Beth-shittah, bcth-shit'-tah, A. ofacacias.

BETH-TAPPrAH, beth-tap'-pu-ah, A.of apples or citrons.

Bethuel, be-thu'-el, man of God.Bbthul, be-tho-wl', abode of God,Unying of God.

Beth-zur, bcth'-zur, house of therock.

Betonim. bo-to'-nim, Distachio nuts.f-'EULAH, De-e\r-iafi, married.

Bezai, be'-zai, victory.

Bezai.eel, be-zal'-e-el, in the sha-dow (t. e., the protection) of God.

Bezek, be'-zek, lightning.Bezer, be'-aer, ore of preciousmetal.

Bichri, bik'-ri, juvenile.BiDKAR, bid'-kar, son of piercingthrough.

Bigtha, big'-thah, ) -a. r *Bigthax, big'-than, } P" ofBigthana, big'-lha-nah, )

*^°'"'"°*-

Bigvai, big'-vai, husbandman (?)happy (?)

BiLDAD, bil'-dad, son of contention.Bileam, bil'-e-am, foreign.Bilgah bil'-gah, ) ,b,e,f^es8.BiLGAi, bu-gai, jBilhah, bil'-hah, modesty.Bilhax, bil'-han, modest.Bilshax, bil'-shan, son of tongue

(i. «., eloquent).

BiMHAL, bim'-hal, son of circumci-sion.

Binea, bin'-e-ah, a gusbing forth.BiXNUi, bin'-nu-i, building,

BiRSHA, bir'-sha, sou of wickedness.

Birzavith, bir'-za-vith, apertures,wounds (?) well of olives (?)

Bishlam, bish'-lam, son of peace.Bithiah, bith-i'-ah, daughter («. e.,worshjpper) of Jehovah.

Bithrox, bith'-ron, section.BiTHrxiA, bi-thinn'-ya.Bizjothiah, biz-joth'-i-ah, )

^^^^BizJOTHJAH, biz-joth'-jah, )tempt of Jehovah.

BizTHA, biz'-tha, eunuch.

Blastus, blas'-tus, one who sprouts,gum.

Bo.vNERGES, bo-an-er'-jes, sons ofthunder.

Boaz, bo'-az,j ^^^Booz, bo -oz, \

BocHERU, bok -e-roo, he is firstborn,BocHiM, bo'-kim, weepers.BoHAN, bo'-ban, thumb.BoscATH, bos'-kath, stony, elevatedground.

BosoR, bo'-sor (same as Beor, q. v.).

BozEZ, bo'-zez, shining.

BozRAH, boz'-rah, a fold, sheftpfolcBrxKi, buk'-ki, wasting.

B UKBuKKiAH,buk-ki'-ah,w. of Jehovah.BuNAH, bew'-na, prudence.BuNNi, bun'-ni, built.Buz, buzz, despised, or contemned.Buzi, beV-zi, descended from Buz.

Cab, kab, hollow.Cabbon, kab'-bon, bond, cake.Cabul, ka'-bul, as nothing.C.ESAB, see'-zar, a cut «t gash.

Caiaphas, kai'-ya-fas, depression.Cain, kane, )CaixLv, kai'-nan, [

a possession,

possessed, or acquired.

Calah, kah'-lah, old age.Calcol, kal'-kol, sustenance.Caleb, ka'-leb, a dog.Caleb-ephkatah, ka'-leb-ef-j-a-

tah, C. the fruitful.

Calneh, kal'-nay, ) fortified andCalno, kal'-no, j willing.

Calyary, kal'-Ta-ry, skull.Camon, ka'-mon, abounding in

stalks.

Cana, ka'-nah, reedy.Canaax, ka'-nan, depressed, lowregion, merchant.

CANDACE,kan-da'-see,who possesses,rovereign of slaves (?)

Canneh, kan'-nay, plant or shoot.CAPERNArM, ka-per'-na-um, city of

consolation (P)

Caphtor, kaf'-tor, chaplet, knop (?)Caphtorim, kaf-to-rim, inlia-

bitants of Caphtor.

Cappadocia, kap-pa-do'-shya.Carcas, kar'-kas, eagle (?) severe.Carchemish, kar'-ke-mish, fortressof Chemosh.

Careah, ka-re'-^h, bald.Carmel, kai-'-mel, the mountain ofthe garden, park.

Carmi, kar'-my, a vinedresser.Carpus, kar'-pus, fruit, or fruitful.Carshena, kar'-she-nah, spoiling ofwar.

Casiphia, ka-sif'-i-a, silver (?)Casleu, kas'-lew, languid.Casluhim, kas'-lu-him, fortified.Castor, kas'-tor.Cbnchrea, scn'-kre-a, millet, small

poise.

Cephas, see'-fas, a rock, or stone.Cesarea, see-zar-e'-a, named after(Angastns) Caesar.

Cesarea-philippi, sce-zar-e'-a-fil-lip'-pi, named at't«C PUUf (the tet-

CHI 9Chalcol, kal'-kol, sustenance.Chaldea, kal-de'-a.Char-ishim, ka-ra'-shim, crafts'men.

Charran, kar'-ran. (See Haran.)Chebab, ke'-bar, length.

Chedorlaomer, kcd-dor-la'-o-mer,a handful of sheaves.

Chelal, ke'-lal, completion.Chelluh, kel'-lew, the state or con-

dition of a bride, completed.

Chelxjb, ke'-lub, basket.

Chelubai, kel'-lu-bai (same as Ca-leb, q. v.).

Chemauims, ke-ma'-rims, in black(attire).

Chemosh, ke'-mosh, subducr, con-queror, tamer.

Chenaanah, ke-na'-a-nah, mer-chant.

Chenani, ke-na'-ny, protector.Ciienaniah, ken-a-ni'-ah, whomJehovah hath set.

Ciiephar-haammonai, ke'-far-ha-am'-mo-nai, village of the Ammonites.

Chephirah, ke-fi'-rah, village.Cheran, ke'-ran, a harp^lyre.Chebethims, ker'-eth-ims, Cre-

tans (?)Cherethites, ker'-eth-ites, execu-

tioners, runners.

Cherith, ke'-rith, ) gg^^orotionCherish, ke'-risUj

)

'

Cherub, ke'-rub, ) a herald (?)Cherub, tsher'-ub, \ strong (?)Cherubim, tsher'-u-bim (plural ofchorub),

Chesalon, kes'-a-lon, confidence,hope.

Chesed, ke'-sed, gain.Chksil, ke'-sil, a fool, ungodly.Chesullotit, ke-sul'-Ioth, confi-dences.

Chezib, kc'-zib, false.Chidon, ki'-don, dart, javelin.

Chileab, kil'-le-ab, whom the fa-ther (i. e., Creator) has perfected.

Chiliox, kil'-lc-on, wasting away.Chilmad, kil'-mad.CiiiMHAM, kim'-ham, languishing^

longing.

Chinnereth, kin'-ne-reth, ) ,Chinneroth, kin'-nc-roth, | *

y®*

Chios, ki'-os, open, or opening,Chisleu, kis'-Iew, languid.Ckislon, kia'-lon, contidp7i.',e, Lop-e.

zo cmChisloth-tabor, kis'-loth-ta -bor,

flanks of Tabor.

Chittim, kit'-tim, men of C)-prus.CiiiUN, ki'-j'oun, statue, image.

Chloe, klo'-ee, green heib.

Chorashan, ko-ra'-stan, smokingfurnace.

Chorazinj ko.,a,.2j j

thesecretsChouasin

)'

( or mystery.

Chozeba, ko-ze'-ba, lying.

Christ, the anointed (eq^uivalent toUessiae).

Chiioxicles, kron'-i-kls, records ofhistory.

Ciiuii, kub, the people of Nubia (?)Chun, kun, establishment, place (?)Chi'shax-rishathaim, ku'-shan-rish-a-thay'-im, most malicious, orwicked Cushite.

CiirzA, kew'-za, seer.

CiLiciA, si-lish'-ya.

CiNNERETH, kin'-ne-icth. (SeeChinneboth.)

Clavda, klaw'-da.Claudia, klaw'-dja.Claudu'S, yaw'-di-us.Clement, klera'-ent, niild, good, mo-

dest.

Cleopas, kle'-o-pas, ) learned, theCleophas, klu'-O-fas, j whole glory.

Cnidus, ni'-dus.CoL-HozEH, kol-ho'-zeh, all-seeing.Colosse, ko-los'-see.CoLossiAXS, ko-los'-syans, people of

Colosse.

CoNiAH, ko-ni'-ah (contracted fromJscoMjin, q. v.).

CoNGNiAH, kon-o-ni'-ah, whom Je-hovah defends, has set up,

Coos, ko'-os,CoR, kor, a round vessel.Coke, ko'-re. (See Korah.)Couinth, koi'-inth.CoKiNTHiANs, ko-rinth'-yar.E. inha-

Jjitaiits of Corinth,

CoKXELivs, kor-nc'-li-us, of a Lom.Cos, kos.

CosAM, kc'-sam, c^viner.Coz, koz, horn.Cozui, koz'-by, lying.Ckescexs, kres'-senii, growing.Crete, kreet.CiiETiAXs, Ivreci'-yan?, inhabitantsof Crete.

i^"a. tuiJed,' %..,^^

D£UCusH, kush,

1CvsiiAN, kush'-an, / black.

CusHi, kush'-i, )Ct'TH, kuth, ) ti-easure-

CvTHA,ku'-thah, \ house;?)

CuTHEAXs, ku-the'-ans, inhabitant*ofCuth.

Cyrrvs, si'-prus.Cyrene, si-re'-nee.Cyuenius, si-re'-ni-us, who governs.Cyrvs, si'-rus, the sun.

Darareh, dab'-a-ray, ) sheep-Daberath, dab'-e-rath, j walk.Daebashetk, dab'-bash-eth, hump

of a camel.

Dagon, da'-gon, little fish.Dalaiaii, da-lai'-yah, whom Jeho-vah hath freed.

Dal.maxvtiia, dal-nia-nu'-tha.Dalmatia, dal-may'-shya.Dali'HON, dal'-fon, swilt.Damaris, dam'-a-ris, a little woman.Damascenes, dam-a-seens', peopleof Damascus.

Dajiascus, da-mas'-kus, activity.Dan, dan, judgo.D.A.XJAAN, dan-ja'-an,woodland Dan.Daxiel, dau'-yel, God's judge.Dann.vh, da:i'-nah, low place.Dara, da'-rah (probably contractedfrom the next word).

Dakda, dar'-dah, pearl of wisdom.Darius, da-ri'-us, compellcr (?)Darkon, dar'-kon, scatterer.Dath.vn, da'-than, belonging to a

fountain.

David, da'-vid, beloved.Debir, de'-ber, inner sanctuary.Deborah, deb'-o-rah, bee.Decai'OLis, de-kap'-o-lis, ten cities.

Dedan, de'-dan, lowlandlDedanim, de'-dan-im, inhabitants ofDedan.

Dehayites, de-ha'-vites, villagers.Dekar, dc'-kar, piercing through.Delauh, de-lai'-yah, whom Jeho-vah has freed.

Delilah, de-li'-lah, feeble, piningwith desire, weak, delicate.

Demas, de'-mas, of the bcople (orcontracted from the next word),

DEMETRirs,dc-me'-tri-us, belongingto Ceres.

Derre, der'-bcc, juniper (?)P^^VlLj' d;e-!Tj'-vl. iiivOcaUcn of Qo4'

D EUDeuteroxomy, dew-ter-ou'-o-my,a recapitulation of the law.

Diana, di-an'-na, light-giving, per-fect.

DiBLAiM, dib-Iay'-im, ) twoDiBLATHAiM,dib-la-thay'-im

J

cakes.

DiBLATH, dib'-lath (supposed to bethe same as Kiblab, q. v.).

DiBON, di'-bon, pining.DiBON-GAD, di'-bon-gad, p. of Gad.DiBRi, dib'-ry, eloquent. iDiDYMUs, did'-dy-mus, twin. IDiKLAH, dik'-lah, a palm tree,DiLEAN, dil'-e-an, cucumber field.DiMNAH, dim'-nah, dunghill.DiMON, di'-mon, ) ctiUnPM.DiMoxAH, di-mo'-nah, \

s^^^ness.^

Dinah, di'-nah, judged («. e., acquit-ted), vindicated.

DiNAiTES, di'-na-itC8, people of Di-nah.

Dinhabah, din-ha'-bah, a lurking-place of robbers.

DioNYSius, di-o-nish'-yus, belong-ing to Dionysus, or Bacchus.

DiOTRErHEs, di-ot'-re-fees, nour-ished by Jupiter.

DiSHAN, di'-shan, antelope.DizAHAB, diz'-a-hab, a placeabounding in gold.

DoDAi, do'-dai, loving.DoDANiM, dod-a'-nim, leaders.DoDAVAu, dod-a'-vah, love of Je-hovah.

DoDO, do'-do, belonging to love.DoEO, do'-eg, fearful.DoniKAii, dof'-kah, knocking.Dor, dor, dwelling.Dorcas, dor'-kas, the female of aroebuck.

DoTHAN, do'-than, two wella, orcisterns.

DRUSiLLA,droo-sir-la,dew-watered.

DuMAii, dew'-mah, silence.DuRAH, dcw'-rah, circlet

Eral, e'-bal, (1) void of leaves,;2) stony.

Ebed, e'-bed, servant.Ebedmf.lech, e'-bed-me'-lek, ser-

vant of the king.

Ebenezek, eb-en-c'-zer, stone ofhelp.

Eber, e'-ber, the region beyond, apasser over.

EbiASAPH, eb-bi'-a-saf, father of ga-thering.

Ebronah. eb-ro'-nah, passage (ofthe sea).

ELI UEccLEsiASTEs, ek-klcc-zy-as'-teez,preacher.

El), ed, witness.

Edar, e'-dar, tiock.Eden, e'-dcn, pleasantness.Eder, e'-der, same as Edar.Edom, e'-dom, red.Edomites, c'-dom-ites, inhabitanta

of Idumea (or Edom).

Edkei, ed'-re-i, strong.Eglah, eg'-lah, heifer.Eglaim, eg-lay'-ira, two pools.Eglon, eg'-lon, pertaining to a calf.Egypt, e'-jipt.Ehi, e'-hl, my brother.Ehud, e'-hud, joining together.Etcer, c'-ker, rooting up.

Ehron, ek'-ron, eradication,i Eladah, el'-a-dah, whom God pu-ta1

on.

Elah, e'-lah, terebinth.Elam, e'-lam, age.Elamites, e'-lam-ites, inhabitants

of Elam (or Persia).

Elasah, el'-a-sah, whom God made.I

Elath, e'-lath, trues, a grove (per-I haps of palm trees).El-bethel, el-beth'-cl, the God of

j

Bethel.

Eld.\ah, el'-da-ah, whom God called,i Eldad, el'-dad, whom God loves.Elead, el'-e-ad, whom God praises.Elealeh, el-e-a'-laj-, whither God

ascends.

Eleasah, el-e'-a-sah, whom Godmade or created.

Eleazar, el-e-a'-zar, whom God aids.El-elohe- ISRAEL, el-cl-o'-he-iz'-ra-

el, God, the God of Israel.Eleph, e'-lef, ox.Elhanan, el-ha'-nan, whom God

gave.

Eli, e'-li, going up, height, summit,Eliab, el-i'-ab, whose father is God.Eliada, ) el-i'-a-dah, whom GodEliadah, \ cares for.

Eliah, el-i'-ah, my God is Jehovah.Eliahba, el-i'-a-bah, whom God

hides.

Eliakim, el-i'-a-kim, whom God hasset.

Eliam, el-i'-am, God's people.

Eliasaph, el-i'-a-saf, whom Godadded.

Eliathah, el-i'-a-thah, to whom' God comes,i Elidad, cl-i'-daa. whom God loves.

12 ELIEliel, el-i'-el, towhom God strength

sc. gives.

Eliexai, el-i-e'-nai, unto Jehovahmy eyes (are turned).

£liezeb, el-i-e'-zer, to whom Godis help.

Elihokeph, cl-i-ho'-ref, to whomGod is the reward.

EiiHU, el-i'-hu, whose God is He.Elijah, el-i'-jah, my God is Jehovah.Elika, el-i'-kah, God of the congi-e-

gatiou (?)Elim, e'-lim, trees.Elimelech, el-im'-e-lek, to whomOod 13 king.

Elioenai, el-i-o-e'-n:, uato Jehovalimy eyes (are turned).

Eliphal, el-i'-fal, whom Godjudges.Eliphalet, el-i'-fal-et, | , ,Eliphelet, el-i'-fel-eti \

^^ ^^'^"^

6od is salvation.Eliphaz, el-i'-faz, to whom God is

_ strength.

Ei.iPHEi.EH, el-i'-fel-eh, whom God(listinguishes'.t.e., makes distinguished).Elisabeth, el-iz'-a-beth, the oath

of God.E^: -A, el-i'-sha, to whom God is

8alv.,U0D.

Elishah, el-i'-shah.Elishama, el-i'-sha-ma, whom God

hears.

Elishaphat, el-i'-sha-fat, whomGod judges,

Elisheba, el-i'-she-ha, to whom Godis the oath.

Elishua, el-i'-shu-ah, to whomGod is salvation.

Ehud, el-i'-hud, God of Judah.Elizaphan, el-i'-zaf-an, whom God

protects.

Elizue, el-i'-zur, to whom God is arock.

Elkanah, el-ka'-nah, whom Godcreated or possessed.

Elkoshite, el'-ko-shite, inhabitantof Elkosh.

Ellasak, el'-la-sar, oak or heap ofAssyria.

Elmodam, el-mo'-dam, (same asAluosas, q. v.).

Elnaam, el'-na-am, whose pleasureor joy God is.

Elnathan, el-na'-than, whom Godgave.

Elon, e'-lon, oak.Elokites, e'-lon-ites, descendants ofElon.

Elon-beth -HANAN, e'-lon-beth'-ha-nan, oak of the hooie of fftxre.

EPAEloth, e'-lolh, (same as Elath,

q. v.).

Elpaal, el'-pa-al, to whom God isthe reward.

Elpalet, el'-pa-let, to whom God issalvation.

Elparan, el'-pa-ran, oat of Paran.Eltekeh, el'-te-keh, to which God

is fear (or object of fear).

Eltekon, el'-te-kon, to which Godis the foundation.

Eltolad, cl'-to-lad, whose race orposterity is from God.

Eluzai, el'-u-zai, God is my praisesI

(t. «., my praises are directed to God).Elymas, el-y-mas, a corrupter, or

sorcerer.

Elzabad, cl'-za-bad, whom Godgave.

Elzaphax, cl'-za-fan, whom Godprotects.

Emims, e'-mims, terrible men.Emmanuel, em-man'-u-el, God with

us.

Emmaus, em-ma'-us, hot springs.Emmor, em'-mor, (same as Hamou,

q. v.).

Enam, e'-nam, two foimtains.Enan, e'-nan, having eyes.Enixou, en'-dor, foimtam of habita-

tion.

Eneglaim, en-eg-la'-im, /. of twocalves, or two pools.

ExGANNnr, en-gan'-nim, /. of gar-dens.

Engedi, en'-ge-di,/. of the kid.Enhaddah, en-had'-dah,/. ofsharp-

ness, i.e., swift.

Enhakkore, en-hak-ko'-ree, /. ofthe crier.

Enhazor, en-ha'-zor, /. of the xil-lage.

En-mi6hpat, en-mish'-pat, /. ofjudgment.

Enoch, e'-nok, initiated, or ini-tiating.

Enon, e'non. (See ^non.)Enos, e'-nos, man.Enrimmon, en-rim'-mon, fountainof the pomegranate.

Ex-ROGEL, en-ro'-gel, /. of the spy,or fuller'sy.

Enshemesh, en-she'-mesh,/". of thesun.

Entappuah, cn-tap'-pu-ah, /. ofthe apple tree.

Epaphrar, cp'-a-fras, (contractedfrom the next word).

Epaphroditus, e-paf-ro-di'-tu9,ai^eeable, handsome.

EPE GAB 13

watcher, watchful.

Epenetus, e-pe'-ne-tus, laudable.Ephah, e'-fah, darkness.Ephai, e'-fai, wearied out, lau-guishiog.

Epher, e'-fer, calf, young animal.Ephes-dammim, e'-fez-dam'-mim,satioa of blood.

Ephesus, ef-fe-su*.Ephesians, ef-fe'-zhi-ans, lanao?tants of £phesus.

Ephlal, ef'-lal, judgment,Ephod, e'-fod, to gird on, put on.Ephphatha, ef'-fa-thah, be opened.Ephraim, ef'-ra-im, double land,twin land.

Ephraimites, ef'-ra-im-ites, inha-bitants of Ephraim.

Ephratah, ef'-ra-tah, land, region(?) or fruitful (?)

Ephrathites, ef'-rath-ites, inhabitants ofEphrath.

Ephrox, ef'-ron, of or belonging toa calf.

Epicureans, ep-i-ku-re'-ans, fol-lowera of Epicurus.

Er, err,Eban, e'-ran,Eranites, e'-ran-ites, posterity ofEran.

Erastus, e-ras'-tus, lovely, amiable.Erech, e'-rek, length.Eri, e'-ri, guarding (t. e., worship-ping) Jehovah.

Erites, e'-rites, inhabitants of Eri.

Esar-haddon, e'-sar-had'-don, giftof fire.

Esau, e'-saw, hairy, rough.EsEK, e'-sek, strife.Esh-baal, esh'-ba-al, man or fire ofBaal.

EsHBAN, esh'-ban, reason.EsHCOL, esh'-kol, cluster.EsHEAN, esh'-e-an, prop, support.EsHEK, e'-shek, oppression.EsHTAOL, esh'-ta-ol, petition, re-

quest.

EsHTEMOA, esh-tem-o'-ah, ) obedi-EsHTEMOTH, esh'-tc-moth, j ence,EsHTON, esh'-ton, uxorious, wo-manly.

EsLi, es'-li, whom Jehovah re-serred (?)

EsROM, es'-rom, (same as Hezron,q. v.).

Esther, ea'-ter,star, fortune, felicity.Etam, e'-tam, a place of ravenous

creatures.

Etham, e'-tham, boundary of thesea(?)

Ethan, e'-than, a wise man, firm-uees.

Etubaal, eth-ba'-al, living withBaal (i. e., enjoying the favour amihelp of Baal).

Ether, e'-ther, plenty, abundance.Ethiopia, e'-thi-op-ja, (region of)

Durni laces.

Ethnan, eth'-nan, a gift.Ethni, eth'-ni, bountiful, munifi-

cent.

EunuLus, eu-bu'-lus, prudent, M'ise,good counsellor.

Eunice, eu-ni'-see, good victory.EuoDiAS, eu-o'-di-as, sweet faA'our.Euphrates, eu-fra'-tes, sweet water.EuROCLYDON, eu-rok'-ly-dou.EuTYCHUs, eu'-ty-kus, fortunate.Eve, eve, life.Evi, e'-vi, desire, habitation,

Evil-merodach, e'-vil-mer'-o-dak,the fool or worshipper of Merodach.

Exodus, ex'-o-dus, going out, de-parture.

EzAR, e'-zar, treasure.EzBAi, ez'-bai, hairy,EzBON, ez'-bon, a Avorker.EzEKiAS, ez-e-ld'-as. (See Heze-

KIAH.)

Ezekiel, ez-e'-ki-el, whom God willstrengthen.

Ezel, e'-zel, departure.EzEM, e'-zem, true strength.EzER, e'-zcr, help.Ezion-geber, e'-zi-on-ge'-ber, theback-bone of a giant.

EzNiTE, ez'-nite.Ezra, ez'-rah, help,EzRAHiTE, ez'-ra-hite, a descendantof Ezra, or Zerah.

EzRi, ez'-ri, ready to help, the helpof Jehovah.

EzRON, ez'-ron, (See Hezron.)

Felix, fe'-lix, happy.Festus, fes'-tus, joyful.FoRTUNATUS, foT-tu-na'-tus, protperous,

Gaal, ga'-al, loathing,Gaash, ga'-ash, shaking, earthquake.Gaba, ga'-bah, hUl.Gabbai, gab'-bai, an exactor of

tribute.

Gabbatha, gab'-ba-tha, platform.Gabriel, ga-bri-el.. man of God.

14 GABGad, gad, a troop, good fortune.Gadaka, gad'-a-rah.Gadahenes, gad-a-reens', inhabit-

ants of Oadura.

Gaddi, gad'-di, fortunate.Gaudiel, gad'-di-c], fortune cf God

(t. e., sent from God).Gadites, gad'-itcs, descendants ofGad.

Ga}iam, ga'-ham, sunburnt.Gahak, ga'-har, liiding-place.Gaivs, gu'-yus, earthly.Galal, ga'-lal, weighty, worthy.Galatia, ga-la'-shya.Galatiaxs, ga-la'-shyans, inha-

bitants of Galatia.

Galeed, gal-e'ed, witness-heap.Galilee, gal'-i-lee, circuit.Gallim, gal'-lim, fountains.Gallio, gal'-li-o, one who lives on

milk.

Gamaliel, ga-ma'-li-el, benefit ofGod.

Gammadims, gam'-ma-dims, war-riors (?)

Gamul, ga'-mul, weaned.Gabeb, ga'-reb, scabby.Garmite, gar'-raite, bony.Gashmv, gash'-mu, (same as Ge-

SHEM, q. v.).Gatam, ga'-tam, their touch, onepuny or thin.

Gath, gath, wine-press.GATH-iuMMON,gath-rim'-mon,w.-p.of the pomegranate.

Gaza, ga'-zah, strong, fortified.Gazer, ga'-zer, place cut ofi", preci-

pice.

Gazez, ga'-zez, shearer.Gazites, ga'-zites, inhabitants ofGaza.

Gazzam, gaz'-zam, eating up.Geba, ge'-bah, hill.Gebal, ge'-bal, mountain.Gebeh, ge'-ber, man.Gebim, ge'-bim, (1) cisterns, or

locusts, (2) trenches,

Geealiah, gcd-a-li'-ah, whom Je-hovah has made great.

Gt:der, ge'-der, ) „,,^ / J ^ wail.Gel'OU, ge-dor, ij

"*"•i

Gedeiiah, gcd-e'-rah, enclosure,shccpfold.

Gedeiute, ged-e'-rite, native ofGeder.

Gederotii, gcd'-e-roth, folds.Gkha/i, ge-lia'-«i, valley ftf vision

inha-

GIDGelilotu, gel-i'-loth, region?,

borders.

Gemalli, ge-mal'-li, possessor ofdriver of camels.

Gemariah, gcm-a-ii'-ah, whomJehovah has completed.

Genesis, jen'-e-sis, generation, orbeginning.

Gexnesaret, gcn-nes'-a-reth.GENrBATii, gen-u'-bath, theft.Gentiles, jen'-tiles, the nations ofthe west.

Gera, ) ,GERAH,ig^-^'^'^S^'"°'Gerau, ge'-rar, sojourning, lodging-

place.

Gergesenes, ger-ge-seens', inha-bitants of Gerasa.

Gerizim, ger-i'-zim.Gershom, ger'-shom,

j ^^^„^•^„Gershon, |er'-shon, r^P^'°°-Gesham, ge'-sham, filthy.Geshem, ge'-shem, is rained upon.Geshur, ge'-shur, bridge.Geshuri, ge-shu'-ri,Geshurites, gc.-shu'-rites,

bitants of Geshur.

Gether, ge'-ther, dregs.Gethsemane, gcth-sem'-a-ne, oil-

press.

Geuel, gew'-el, majesty of God.Gezer, ge'-zer, place cut ofi", preci-

pice.

Gezrites, gcz'-rites, dwelling in adesert land.

GiAH, gi'-ah, breaking forth {sc, ofa fountain).

GiiiHAR, gib'-bar, a hero, a soldier.

GiBBETHON, gib'-be-thon, a loftyplace, an acclivity.

^'''^''I gib'-e-ah,

GiBEAH, ) °'

GiBEATH, gib'-c-ath,GiBEON, gib'-c-on, pertaining to a

hill (t. e., built on a hill)._

GiBEONiTEs, gib'-e-on-ites, inha-bitants of Gibeon.

Giblites, gib'-lites, inhabitants ofGebal.

Giddalti, giJ-dal'-ti, 1 have trainedup.

GiDDEL, gid'-dcl, too great, giant.

Gideon, gid'-c-on, cutter down(». «., brave soldier).

GiDEONi. gid-e-o'-ni, ) cutting

GiDOM, gi'-dom, ) down.

GiHON, gi'-hoc» breaking forth (of• river).

hill.

G IH

GiLALAi, gi-la-lai', dungy.

GiLBOA, gil-bo'-ah, bubbling foun-tain.

GiLEAD, gil'-e-ad, (1) hard, stonyregion, (2) hill of witness.

GiLEADiTE, gil'-e-ad-ite, inhabitantof Gilead.

GiLGAL, gil'-gal, a circle, or a rollingaway.

GiLOH, gi'-lo, emigration, exile.

GiMzo, gim'-zo, a place aboundingwith sycamores.

GixATH, gi'-nath, protection, garden.GiNNETHO, gin'-nc-tho, | gar-GiNNETHON, gin'-ne-thon, ) dener.

GiRGASHiTE, gir'-gash-ite, dwellingin a clayey soil.

GisPA, gis'-pah, soothing, flattery.

GiTTAH-HEFHER, git'-tah-he'-fer,wine-press of the well.

GiTTAiM, git'-ta-im, two wine-presses.

GiTTiTES, git'-tites, inhabitants ofOath.

GiTTiTH, git'-tith, a stringed instru-ment.

GizoxiTE, gi'-zo-nite.

GoATH, go'-ath, lowing.Gob, gob, pit, cistern.GoG, gog, extension.Golan, go'-lan, exile.Golgotha, gol'-go-thah, a skull.GoLiATK, go-li'-ath, exile, an exile.GoMER, go'-mer, complete.Gomorrah, go-mor'-rah, culture,habitation.

GosHEX, go'-shen, frontier (?)GozAN, go'-zan, stone quarryGreece, grees,Grecla, greesh'-ya,GuDGODAH, gud'-go-dah, thunder (r)GuNi, gu'-ni, painted with colours.Gunites, gu'-nites, descendants ofGuni.

Gur, gur, whelp, lion's cub.Gurbaal, gur-ba'-ai, sojouminjr -^f

Baal.

Haahashtari, ha-a-hash'-ta-ri, themuleteer.

Habaiah, ba-bai'-ah, whom Jeho-vah bides.

Habakkuk, hab'-bak-kuk, embrace.Hae-aziniah, hab-az-i-ni'-ah, lamp

of Jehovah.

Habor, ha'-bor, joining together.Hachaliah, hak-a-li'-ah, whom Je-hovah disturbs, dark.

HAM ISHachilah, hak'-i-lah, dark, dusky.Hachmoni, hak'-mo-ni, wise.Hachmonite, hak'-mo-nite, a de-scendant of Hachmoni.

H VDAD, ha'-dad, sharpness.IIadadezer, had-ad-e'-zer, whosehelp is Hadad.

HADAn-RiMMox, ha'-dad-rim'-mon,named from Hadad and Rimmon, q. v.

Hadar, ha'-dar, enclosure.Hadashah, nad-a'-sHan, new.Hadassah, had-as'-sah, myrtle.Hadattah, had-at'-tah, new.Hadid, ha'-did, sharp.Hadlai, had'-lai, rest, rest of God.Hadoram, ha-do'-ram, noble honour.Hadrach, ha'-drak, dwelling.Hagab, ha'-gab,

|j ^^^^

Hagaba, ha-ga -bah,\

Hagar, ha'-gar, flight.Hagarites, ha'-gar-ites.Haggai hag'.gai,

j ^ j^^Haggi, hag-gi,J

Haggeri, heg'-ger-i.Haggiah, hag-gi'-ah, festival ofJehovah.

Haggites, hag'-gites, the posterityof Haggi.

Haggith, hag'-gith,festive, a dancer.Hai, ha'-i, a heap of ruins.H.4.KKATAN, hak-ka'-tan, the small.

Hakivos, hak'-koz, the thorn.Haklpha, hak-u'-fah, bent.Hala, ha'-lah.Halak, ha'-lak, smooth.Halhul, hal'-hul, trembling.Hali, ha'-li, ornament, necklace.Hallelujah, hal-le-loo'-yah, praiseye Jehovah.

Hallohesh, hal-lo'-hesh, the en-chanter.

Ham, ham, (1) warm, black, (2)noisy, multitude.

Haman, ha'-man, alone, solitary.Hamath, ha'-math, defence, citadel.Hamathite, ha'-math-ite, a dweller

at Hamath.Hamath-zobah, ha'-math-zo'-bah.Hammath, ham'-math, warm

springs.

Hammed.\.tha, ham-med-a'-tha,twin(?)

Hammelkch, ham-me -lek,the king.Hammoleketh, ham-mo-le'-kcth,the queen.

Hammon, ham'-mon, warm, oisunny.

1« Ham II AZHammothdok., ham'-moth-dor,warm-aprings dwelling.

Hamonah, ham-o'-nah, multitude.Hamon-goo, ha'-mon-gog,»i. ofGog.Hamor, ha'-mor, aes.Hamuel, ham'-mu-el, heat (wrath)of God.

Hamul, ha'-mul, who has expe-rienced mercy.

Hamulites, ha'-mul-ites, the pos-terity of Hamul,

Hamutal, ha-mu'-tal, refreshinglike dew.

Hakameel, han'-a-me-el.Hanan, ha'-nan, merciful.Hananeel, han'-a-ne-el, whom God

graciously gaye.

Hanani, ha-na'-ni, favourable, gra-cious.

Hananiah, han-a-ni'-ah, whom Je-hovah graciously gave.

Hanes, ha'-nees.Haniel, han'-i-el, grace of God.Hannah, han'-nah, gracious.Hannathon, han'-na-thon, gracious.Haxniel, han'-ni-el, the favour ofGod.

Hanoch, ha'-nok, initiated.Hanochites, ha'-nok-ites, descend-

ants of Hanoch.Hajtux, ha'-nun, gracious, whom(God) pities.

Hafhraim, haf-ra'-im, two pits.Hara, ha'-ra, mountainous.Haradah, har'-ra-dah, fear.Haran, ha'-ran, (1) mountaineer,

(2) parched, dry.

Hararite, har'-ra-rite, a moun-Uuneer.

Harbonah, har-ho'-nah, an ass-driver.

Hareph, ha'-ref, plucking.Hareth, ha'-reth, thicket.Haruaiah, har-hai'-yah, who wasdried up.

Harhas, har'-has, very poor.Harhur, har'-hur, inflammation.Harim, ha'-rim, flat-nosed.Hariph, ha'-rif, autumnal showers.Harnepher, har-ne'-fer, to snore,

to inhale, to paut.

Harod, ha'-rod, fear, terror.Harodite, har'-ro-dite, inhabitantof Harod.

Haroeh, ha-ro'-eh, the seer.Harorite, har'-ro-rite. (See Ha-BOSITB.)

under-

Haroshetu, har-o'-sheth, carvingor working,

Harsha, har'-sha, enchanter, magi*clan.

Harum, ha'-rum, made high.Harumaph, ha-ru'-maf, flat-nosed.Haruphite, ha-ru'-fite.Haruz, ha'-ruz, eager, diligent,Hasadiah, bas-a-di'-ah, whom Je-hovah loves.

Hasenuah, has-e-nu'-ah, the brist-ling,

Hasuabiah, hash-a-bi'-ah, \Hashabkah, hash-ab'-nah, >Hashabmiah, hash-ab-ni'-ah,

)

whom Jehovah esteems.Hashbadana, hash-bad-a'-na,thought in judging, wise judge.

Hashem, ha'-shem, fat,Hashhoxau, hash-mo'-nah, fatness,

fat soil.

Hashub, ha'-shub,Hashubah, ha-shu'-bah,

standing, considerate,

Hashvm, ha'-shum, rich, wealthy.Hashupha, ha-shu'-fa, made naked.Hasrah, haz'-rah, very poor.Hassenaah, has-se-na'-ah, thethorny.

Hatach, ha'-tak, verity.Hathath, ha'-thath, terror.Hatipha, hat'-i-fah, seized, captive.Hatita, hat'-i-tah, digging, ex-

ploring.

Hattil, hat'-til, wavering.Hattush, hat'-tush, assembled.IIavilah, hav-i'-lah, puny terror.Havoth-jair, ha'-voth-ja'-ir, vil-

lages of Jair.

Hauiian, haV-ran, cave-land.Hazahi,, haz'-a-el, whom GodwatcJM^ over.

Haz^iah, haz-ai'-ah, whom Jeho-vah watches over.

Hazar-addar, ha'-zar-ad'-dar, vil-lage of Addar.

Hazar-enan, ha'-zar-e'-nan, v. offountains.

Hazar-oaddau, ha'-zar-gad' d^h,V. of good fortune.

Hazar-hatticon, ha'-zar-haf-ti-kon, middle v.

Hazab-maveth, ha'-zar-ma'-veth,court of death.

Hazar-shual, ha'-zar-shu'-al, vil-lage ofjackals.

Hazar-scsim, ha'-zar-Bu'-sim, v. of(station for) horses.

S.LZ HOD 17Hazblel-poni, ha'-zel-el-po'-ni, theshadow looking on me.

Hazekim, lia-ze'-rim )^J^

Hazeroth, naz-e -rotn, ) °Hazer-suusim, ha'-zer-Bhu'-sim,the village of horses.

HAZEzoN-TAMAR,ha'-ze-zon-ta'mar,pruning of the palm.

Haziel, ha'-zi-el, the vision of God,seen by God.

Hazo, ha'-zo, vision.Hazor, ha'-zor, enclosure, castle.Heber, he'-ber, (1) a passer over,

(2) fellowship, society,

Hebrews, he'-brews, descendantsofEber.

Hebrox, he'-bron, conjunction,joining, alliance.

Hebronites, he'-bron-ites, thepeople of Hebron.

Heoai, he-ga'-i, venerable (?)Helah, he'-lah, rust.Helam, he'-lam, stronghold.Helbah, hel'-bah, fatness {i. e., a

fertile region).

Helbox, hel'-bon, fat (t. e., fertile).Heldai, hel'-dai, worldly, terres-

trial, vital.

Heleb, he'-leb, (same as Helbah,q. v.).

Heled, he -led, life, the world.Helek, he'-lek, portion.Helekites, ho'-lek-ites, descendantsof Helek.

Helem, he'-lem, stroke.Heleph, he'-lef, exchange.Helez, he'-lez, loin, liberation.Heli, he'-li, summit.Helkai, hel'-kai, Jehovah his por-

tion.

Helkatii, hel'-kath, a portion.HELKATH-HAZZURIM,hel'-kath-haz'-zu-rim, the p. (field) of swords.

Helon', he'-lon, strong.

Hemax, he'-man, faithful.Hemath, he'-math, fortress.Hemdan, hem'-dan, pleasant.Hex, hen, favour.Hexa, he'-nah, low ground.Hexadad, hen'-a-dad, favour ofHadad.

Henoch, he'-nok. (See Exoch.)Hepher, he'-fer, pit, well.Cepherites, he'-fer-ites, descend-ants of Hepher.

Hbphzibah, hef'-zi-bah, in whomis my delight.

Heres, he'-res, the sun.Heresh, he'-resh, artificer.Hermas, her'-mas. Mercury.Hermogenes, her-moj'-e-neez, de-scendant of Mercury.

Hermox, her'-mon, lofty.Hermoxites, her'-mon-ites, (thesummits of Hermon are meant).

Herod, her'-rod, glory of the skin.Herodiaxs, he-ro'-di-ans, partisans

of Herod.Herodias, he-ro'-di-as, mount of

pride.

Herodion, he-ro'-di-on.Heshbox, hesh'-bon, device.Heshmox, hesh'-mon, fatness, fat

soil.

Heth, hetb, fear, terror.Hethlox, heth'-lon, a hiding-place,

a place wrapped up.Hezeki, hez -e-ki, strong.Hezekiah, hez-e-ki'-ah, the mightof Jehovah (i.e., given by Jehovah).

Hezir, he'-zir, swine.

Heziox, hez'-i-on, vision.Hezrai, hez'-rai, ) , ,Hezrox, hez'-ron, [

^^'^^o^'^^' ''^-

rounded by a wall.Hezroxites, hez'-ron-ites, descend-

ants of Hczron.HiDDAi, hid'-dai, for the rejoicingof Jehovah.

HiDDEKEL, hid'-de-kel, active, vehe-ment, rapid.

HiEL, hi'-el, God liveth.HiERAPOLis, hi-er-rap'-o-lis, a sa-cred or holy city.

HiLEX, hi'-len, place of caves.Hilkiah, hU-ki'-ah, portion of Je-hovah.

HiLLEL, hil'-lel, singing, praising.Hixxom, hin'^ruom.Hirah, hi'-rah, nobility, a noble race.Hiram, hi'-ram, noble.Hizkiah, hiz-ki'-ah, ) might ofHizkijah, hiz-ki'-jah, \ Jehovah,

HiTTiTES, hit'-tites, descendants ofHeth.

HiviTES, hi'-vites, belonging to avillafje.

Ho}iAB, ho'-bab, beloved.HoBAu, ho'-bah, a hiding-place.Hod, hod, splendour.Hodaiah, ho-dai'-yah, )Hodaviah, ho-da-vi'-ah, \ P^^^'^ye Jehovah, or Jehovah His glory.

HoDESH, ho'-desh, new moon-

18 noD IRIHoDEVAH, ho'-de-va, (same a3 ITo-DATIAH, q.V.).

HoDiAH, ho-di'-ah, ) majesty ofHo»iJAH,ho-di'-jah, | God.

HoGLAW, hog'-lah, partridge.HoHAV, ho'-ham, whoro Jehovah

'inpels.

HoLox, ho -Ion, sandy.HoMAM, ho'-mam, destruction.Hoi'HNi, hof'-ni, pugilist, fighter.

HoPHRAH, hof'-rah (see Pharaoh-H.)

HoR, hor, mountain.HoKAM, ho'-ram, height, mountain-

ous.

HoREB, ho'-reh, dry, desert.HoREM, ho'-rem, devoted, sacred.HoRHAGiDGAD, hor'-ha-gid'-gad,conspicuoos mountain.

HoRi, ho'-ri, cave-dweller.HoRiMS, ho'-rims, ) descendants ofHoRiTES, ho'-rites,

)iion.

HoKMAH, hor'-mah, a devoting, aplace laid waste.

HoRONAiM, hor-o-na'-im, two ca-verns.

HoRONiTE, hor'-o-nite, native ofHoronaim.

HosAH, ho'-sah, fleeing for refuge,or a refuge.

HosEA, ho-ze'-ah, ) welfare, salva-HosHEA, ho-she'-a, ) tion.HosHAiAH, ho-shai'-yah, whomJehovah aids, whom Jehovah has setfree.

HosHAMA, hosh'-a-mah, whomJehovah hears.

floTHAM, ho'-tham, ) . , .HoTHAX, ho'-than, P^S^

IRl

Irijah, i-ri'-jah, whom Jehovahlooks on.

Irox, i'-ron, timid, pious, piety.

Irpeel, eer'-pe-el, which God heals.IiiSHEMiSH, eer-she'-mesh, city ofthe

san.

Irv, i'-ru.

Isaac, i'-zak, laughter, sporting.

Isaiah, i-zai'-yah, the salvation ofJehovali.

Iscah, is'-kah, one who heholds,looks out.

Iscariot, is-kar'-ri-ot, man ofKeristh.

IsHBAH, ish'-hah, praising.IsHBAK, ish'-hak, leaving behind.IsHBi-BEN-oB,ish'-bi-be'-nob,hisseat

is at Nob, my seat is at Nob.IsHBOSHETH, ish-bo'-sheth, man ofshame, i.e., shaming himself, perhapsbashful.

IsHi, ish'-i, salutary.

IsHiAH, ish-i'-ah, ) whom JehovahIsHiJAH,ish-i'-jah, j lends.

IsHMA, ish'-ma, wasteness.IsHMAEL,ish'-ma-el,whom God hearsIsHM.AELiTES, ish'-ma-el-ites, ) ,

IsHMEELiTES, ish'-me-cl-ites, ) ^'

scendants of Jehovah.

IsMAiAH, iz-mai'-yah, ) whom /.IsHMAiAH, ish-mai'-yah, \ hears.

IsHMERAi, ish'-me-rai, whom /.keeps.

IsHOD, ish'-od, man of glory.IsHPAX, ish'-pan, bald.IsHTOB, ish'-tob, men of Job.IsHT'AH, ish-u'-ah, ) , ,IsHri, ish'-u-i, j

«^^°' ^^^^^-

IsMACHiAH, is-ma-ki'-ah, whom Je-hovah props np.

Israel, iz'-ra-cl, contender or sol-dier of God.

Israelites, iz'-ra-cl-ites, descen-dants of Israel.

Issachar, is'-sa-kar, he bringswages (?)

Italy, it'-a-ly.Ithat, i'-thai, with the Lord.Ithamar, ith'-a-mar, land of palms.Tthiel, ith'-i-el, God is with me.Ithmah, ith'-mah, bereavedness.Cthnax, ith'-nan, given.Ithra, ith'-rah, | ,,fTHRAN.ith'-ran, \

excellence.

Ithream, ith'-re-am, abundance ofpeople, rest of the people.

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oil.

Ithrite, ith'-rite, descendants ofJether(?)

Ittah-kazix, it'-tah-ka'-zin, time ofthe judge, people of the judge.

Ittai, it'-tai, with the Lord.Iturea, it-u-re'-ah, a provincenamed from Jetur.

IvAH, i'-vah, overturning.

IzHAR, { iz'-e-har,IzEHAR, I iz'-har,IzRAHiAH, iz-ra-hi'-ah, whom Jeho-vah brought to light.

IzRAHiTE, iz'-ra-hite, probably sameas Zakhitb, q. v.

IzRi, iz'-ri, the Izrite or Jezerite.

Jaakax, ja'-a-kan, he shall surround.Jaakobaii, ja-ak-o'-bab, taldngholdof the heel, supplanter, layer of snares.

Jaala, ja'-a-la, wild she-goat.Jaalam, ja'-a-lam, whom God hideaJaanai, ja'-an-ai, whom Jehovahanswers.

Jaareoregim, ja'-ar-e-or'-e-gim,forests of the weavers.

Jaasal', ja'-a-saw, whom Jehovahmade.

Jaasiel, ja-a'-si-el, whom God com-forts.

Jaazaniah, ja-az-za-ni'-ah, whomJehovah hears.

Jaazer, ja'-a-zer, whom He (God)aids.

Jaaziah, ja-a-zi'-ah, which Jehovahcomforts.

Jabal, ja'-bal, stream.Jabbok, jab'-bok, pouring out,emptying.

Jabesh, ja'-besh, dry.Jabesh-gilead, ja'-bcsh-gil'-e-ad,Jabesh of Gilead.

Jabez, ja'-bez, causing pain.Jabik, ja'-bin, whom Ho (God) con-

sidered.

Jabneel, jab'-ne-el, which Godcaused to be built.

Jabneh, jab'-neh, which He (God)caused to be built.

Jacuan, ja'-kan, troubled.Jachix, ja'kin, whom God strength-

ens, founds.

Jacob, ja'-kob, taking hold of theheel, supplanter.

Jada, ja-dah, wise.J.\DAu, ja'-daw, loving.

Jaddua, jad'-du-a, known.Jadox, ja'-don, a judge, or wlioiaGod has judged.

Jael, ja'-el, mountain goat.

20 JAGJagur, ja'-gur, lodging.AH, ji "

q. V.J

Jah, jah (poetic form of JehoYah,

Jahath, ja'-hath, union.Jahaz, ja'-haz, 1 a place

haps a threshing floor.

Jahaziah, ja-ha-zi'-aL, whom Jeho-vah watches over.

Jahaziel, ja-haz'-i-el, whom Godwatches over.

Jahdai, jah'-dai, whom Jehovahdirects.

Jahdiel, jah'-di-el,whom God makesglad.

Jahdo, jah'-do, united, his union.Jahleel, jah'-le-el, hoping in God.Jahleelites, iah-le-el-ites, descen-dants of Jahleel.

Jahmai, jah'-mai, whom Jehovahguards.

Jahzah, jah'-zah.Jahzeel, jah'-ze-el, whom God

allots.

Jahzeelites, jah'-ze-el-ites, descen-dants of Jahzeel.

Jahzerah, jah'-ze-rah, whom Godbrings back.

Jair, ja'-er, whom He («c. God) en-lightens.

Jairus, ja'-i-rus (Greek form ofJair)

.

Jakan, ja'-kan, see Jaakan.Jakeh, ja'-keh, pious.Jakim, ja'-kim, whom God sets up.Jalon, ja'-lon, passing the night,

tarrying.

Jambres, jam'-hrees.James, james, supplanter, under-miner.

Jamin, ja'-min, right hand.Jaminites, ja'-min-ites, descendantsof Jamin.

Jamlech, jam'-lek, whom God makesto reign.

Janna, jan'-na, whom Jehovah be-stows.

Jannes, jan'-nees.Janoah, ja-no'-ah, ) .Janohah, ja-no'-hah,

)

Ja»ix;m, ja'-num, sleep, flight./apheth, ja'-feth, widely extending.Japhia, ja-fi'-ah, splendid. -Japhlet, jaf'-let, whom God frees.JAPHI.ETI, jaf-le'-ti, the Jafletite.Japho, ja'-fo, heauty.Jabah, ja'-rab, honey.

JEGJareb, ja'-reb, adversary.Jared, ja'-red, descent.Jaresiah, ja-re-si'-ah. whom JehC'vah nourishes.

Jahha, jar'-ha,Jauib, ja'-rib, adversary.

Jarmuth, jar'-muth, high,Jaroah, ja-ro'-ah, moon.Jashen, ja'-shen, sleeping.Jasiikr, ja'-sher, upright.

Jashobeam, ja-sho'-be-am, to whomthe people turn.

Jashi'b, ja'-shub, turning oneself.jASHrBi-LEHEM, la-shu'-bi-le'-hem,a returner to BetUebeni.

Jashu BITES, ja'-shu-bites, descen-dants of Jashut.

Jasiel, ja-si'-el, whom God made.Jason, ja'-son, healing, or one who

gives medicines.

Jathniei, jath'-ni-el, whom Godgives.

Jattir, jat'-teer, height.

Javan, ja'-van, clay.Jazer, ja'-zer, whom (God) aids.Jaziz, ja'-ziz, whom (God) moves; towhom God gives life and motion).

Jearim, je~a'-rim, forests.Jeaterai, jea'-te-rai, whom the Lord

shall cause to stay.

Jbberechiah, jeb-er-re-ki'-ah,whom Jehovah blesses.

Jebus, je'-bus, a place trodden down,as a threshing floor.

Jebusi, jeb'-u-si (from Jebus).

Jebusites, jeb'-u-sites, the descen-dants of Jebns, the son of Canaan.

Jecamiah, jek-a-mi'-ah, whom Je-hovah gathers.

Jecoliah, jek-o-li'-ah, for whom /.shows Himself strong, strong by meansof J".

jECONiAH.jek-o-ni'-ah, whom /. hasappointed..

Jedaiah, je-dai'-yah, who praises/.Jediael, jed-i'-a-el, known by God.Jedidah, jed-i'-dah, beloved.Jedidiah, jed-i-di'-ah, the delight

(friend) of Jehovah.

Jeduthttn, jed-u'-thun, praising,celebrating.

Jeezer, je-e'-zer (extracted fromAbibzbb, q. v.).

Jeezorites, je-o'-zor-ites, descen-dants of Jeezer.

Jeoar-sahadutha, je'-gar-sa-ha-dtt'-thah, the heap of witness (?)

JEH

jEHALELEELJe-hal'-el-e-el, ) ^"?Jehalelel, je-hal'-e-lel, ) ^QoA^^jEHDEiAH,jeh-dei'-yah,whom Jeho-vah makes glad.

Jehiel, je-ni'-el, -vvliom God pre-serTes alive, God liveth.

Jehieli, ie-lii-e'-li, a Jehielite.

Jei^zekel, je-hez'-e-kel (same asEZBEIEL, q. v.).

Jehiah, j^-hi'-ah, Jehovah lives.Jehiskiah, je-hiz-ki'-ah, Jehovah

Btrengthens.

Jekoadah, je-ho'-a-dab, ) whom/^,jEH0ADPAN,je-h6'-a-daii, ) adorned.

Jehoahaz, je-ho'-a-haz, whom J.holds fast.

Jehoash, je-ho'-ash, ) whomjEHOHANAN,je-ho-ha'-nan, ) «^.gave.

jEiraiACHiN, je-hoy'-a-kin, whom /.has established.

Jehoiada, je-hoy'-a-dah, whom /.cared for.

Jehoia'kim, je-hoy'-a-kim, whom /.has set up.

Jehoiakib, j^-hoy'-a-rib, whom J.will defend.

jEHONADAB,je-hoii'-a-dah, whom /.impels.

Jehonathan, je-hon'-a-than (seeJonathan).

Jehokam, je-ho'-ram, whom /. up-holds.

Jehoshabeath, je-ho-shab'-e-athwhose oath is J.

Jehoshaphat, je-hosh'-a-fat, whomJ. judges (pleads for).

Jehosheba, je-hosh'-e-ba, whoseoath is J,

Jehoshua, je-hosh'-u-a (seeJoshua).

Jehovah, je-ho'-vab, the eternal,the immutable is His name.

Jehovah-JiRE h, je-ho'-vah-ji'-reh,J. will see or provide.

jEHOvAH-Ni88i,je-ho'-vah-iii8'-8i,/.my banner.

Jehovah-Shallow, je-ho'-vah-fihal'-lom, J. send peace.

Jehovah-Shammah, je-ho'-vah-sham'-mab, J. is there.

Jbhovah-Tsidkenu, jeho'-vah-tsid-ke'-nn, J. our righteousness.

Jehozabad, je-hoz'-a-bad, whom /,gave.

Jehozadak, je-hoz'-a-dak, whom/.make* just.

Jehu, je'-hu, Jehovah is He.Jehubbah,je-hub'»bah, hidden (». e.,

proteett-A>»

JES Xi

Jehucal, je-hu'-cal, able.Jehud, je -hud, praised.Jehudi, je-hu'-di, a Jew.Jehudijah, je-hu-di'-jah, theJewess.

Jehush, je'-hush, to whom Godhastens.

Jeiel, jei'-el, treasured of God (?)Jekabzeel, je-kab'-ze-el, what God

gathers.

Jekameam, jek-am'-e-am, who ga-thers the people together.

Jekamiah, jek-a-mi'-ah, whom Je-hovah gathers.

Jekxjthiel, je-ku'-thi-el, the fearof God.

Jemima, je-mi'-ma, dove.Jemuel, jem-u'-el, day of God.Jephthah, jef'-thah, whom, orwhat God sets free.

Jephunneh, je-fun'-neh, for whoma way is prepared.

Jerah, je'rah, the moon.Jerahmeel, jer-ah'-me-el, whomGod loves.

Jerahmeelites, jer-ah'-me-el-ites,descendants of Jerahmeel.

Jered, je'-red, descent.Jeremai, jei^-e-mi, dwelling in

heights.

Jeremiah, jer-e-mi'-ah, whom Je-hovah has appointed.

Jeremoth, je-re'-moth, high placesJeriah, je-ri'-ah, people ofJehovah,

either founded by God, or else, whomJehovah regards.

Jericho, jeZ-i-ko, a fragrant place.

Jeriel, je-ri'-el, people of God,founded by God.

Jerijah, je-ri'-jah, people of Jeho-vah, either founded by God, or else,whom Jehovah regards.

Jerimoth, jer'-i-moth, heights.Jerioth, je-ri'-oth, curtains.Jeroham, jer-o'-ham, who is loved,who will find mercy.

Jeroboam, jer-o-bo'-am, whose peo-ple are many,

Jerubbaal, je-rub'-ba-al, let Baalplead.

Jeruel, je-ru'-el, people, or habita-tion of God, founded by God.

Jerusalem, je-ru'-sa-lem, the pos-session, habitation, or vision of peace.

Jerusha, je-ru'-sha, possessed, se.,by a husband.

Jeshaiah, je-shai'-yah, ) the salva-

jESAiAH,ja-sai'-yah. | ^°^^''^

22 JESJeshakah, jest-a'-nah, old.Jesharelaii, jesh-ar-e'-lah, right

before God.

Jeshebeab, jesli-e'-be-ab, father'sseat.

Jesher, je'-sher, uprightness.Jeshimon, jesh-i'-mon, the -waste,

•i Jeshishai, jesh-i'-shai, descended

\ from an old man.

Jeshohaiah, jesh-o-hai'-yah, whomJehovah casta down.

Jeshua, jesli'-u-ah, /. the salvation.jESiiURUN, jesh-u'-nin, supremely

happy.

Jesiah, je-si'-ah.Jesimiel, jes-im'-mi-el, whom Godmakes, t. e., creates.

Je»se, jes'-se, -wealthy.

Jesvi, jes'-u-i, even, level.

Jesuites, jes'-u-ites, the posterityof Jesui.

Jesus, je'-sus. Saviour.

Jether, je'-ther,Jetheth, je'-theth, a nail.Jethlah, jeth'-lah, height, lofty

place.

Jethro, jeth'-ro, his excellence.Jetur, je'-tur, an enclosure, an en-campment of Nomades.

Jeush, je'-ush (to whom God) has-tens.

Jeuz, je'-uz, counsellor.

Jewry, ju'-ry, the country of Judea.Jews, je-ws, inhabitants ol Judea.Jezani.\.ii, jez-a-ni'-ah.

Jezebel, jez'-e-bel, -without cohabi-tation.

Jezer, je'-zer, po-wer, imagination.

Jeziah, je-zi'-ah, whom Jehovahsprinkles, expiates.

Jeziel, je-zi'-el, the assembly ofGod.

Jezliah, jez-li'-ah, whom Goddraws ont (i. e., will preserve).

Jezoar, je-zo'-ar, whiteness.

Jezrahiah, jez-ra-hi'-ah, whom Je-hovah brings forth.

Jezreel, jez'-re-el, that .vhichGodplanted.

JiBSAM, jib'-sam, pleasant.JiDLAPH, jid'-laf, weeping.JiMXAH, jim'-nah, prosperity,JiMMTES, jim'-nites, descendants ofJimua or Jimnah.

JiPHTAH, jif-tah, whom, or whatGod sets free.

JiPHTHAHEL, jif'-tha-hel, whichGod opens.

J R

JoAB, jo'-ab, whose father is Jeho-vah.

JoAH, jo'-ah, whose brother (i. c,helper) is J,

JoAHAZ, jo-a'-haz, whom /. holds.Joanna, jo-an'-nah, grace or gift of

J.

JoASH, jo'-ash, whom /. bestowedand whom J. hastens.

Job, jobe, (1) a desert, (2) one per-secuted.

JoBAB, jo'-bab, a desert.JocHEBED, jok'-e-bed, whose glory

is Jehovah.

Joed, jo'-ed, for whom J. is witness.Joel, jo'-el, to whom /. is God.Joelah, jo-e'-lah, he helps, or /

aids him.

JoEZEK, jo-e'-zer, whose help is /.JoGBEAH, jog'-be-ah, lofty.JoGLi, jog'^-li, led into exile.

JoiiA, jo'-ha, whom Jehovah calledback to life (?)

JoHANAN, jo-ha'-nan, whom /. be-stowed.

John, jon, the grace or gift of God,whom J. bestows.

JoiADA, joy'-a-dah, whom 7. fa-vours.

JoiAKiM, joy'-a-kim ) whom /. setsJoKiM, jo'-kim, \ np-

JoiARiB, joy'-a-rib, whom /. de-fends.

JoKDEAM, jok'-de-am, possessed bythe people.

JoKMEAM, jok-me'-am, or jok'-me-am, gathered by the p.

JoKNEAM, jok'-ne-am, orjok-ne'-am,possessed by the p.

JoKSHAN, jok'-shan, fowler.JoKTAN, jok'-tan, small.JoKTHEEL, jok-the'-el, subdued by

God.JoNADAB, jon'-a-dab, whom Jehovah

impels.

Jonah, jo'-nah, dove.JoNAN, jo'-nan (contracted fromJonANAN, q. V.)

Jonathan, jon'-a-than, whom Je-hovah pave.

JOPPA, jop'-pah, beauty (?)JoRAH, jo'-rah, watering : the former

rain.

JoRAi, jo'-rai, whom Jehovahteaches.

JoRAM, jo'-ram, whom /. is exalted.Jordan, jor'-dan, descending, Sew-

ing down.

JoRiM, jo'-rim (a form of Joram f;

good-ness.

JORJoRKOAM, jor'-ko-am, paleness ofthe people (?) I

JosABAD, jos'-a-bad, whom Jehovahbestows.

JosEDECH, jos'-e-dek, towards whomJ . is ju3t, vrhom J. has made just.

JosES, jo'-sees, (1) sparing, exalted,

(2) whom J. helps.Joseph, jo'-seph, he shall add.

JosHAH, jo'-shah, ) ^'^om /.

JosHAviAH, josh-a-vi'-ah\ f^ll

*''

JosHAPHAT, josh'-a-fat. (See Je-HOSHAFHAT.)

JosHiJEKASHAH, josh-bek-a'-shah, aseat in a hard place.

;

Joshua, josh'-u-a, whose help isJehovah. i

JosiAH, jo-si'-ah, whom /. heals.JosiiiiAH, jos-i-bi'-ah, to whom God ;

gives a dwelling. I

JosiPHiAH, jos-i-fi'-ah, whom Jeho-vah will increase.

JoTBAH, jot'-bah,JoTBATH, jot'-bath,JoTBATHAH, jot'-ba-thah,JoTHAM, jo'-tham, Jehovah is up-

right.

JozACHAR, joz'-a-kar, whom /. hasremembered.

JozADAK, joz'-a-dak, whom /. hasmade just.

JuBAL, ju'-bal, music.JucAx, ju'-cal, potent.JuDAH, ju'-dah, 1Judas, ju'-das, > praised.JuDE, jood,

)

JuDEA, ju-de'-a, from Judah.Judith, ju'-dith (probably from thesame).

Julia, ju'-li-a (feminine of Julius},Julius, ju'-li-us.JuNiA, ju'-ni-a, youthful, or be-longing to Juno.

Jupiter, ju'-pi-ter, helping father.JusHAB-HisED, ju'-shab-he'-sed,whose love is returned.

Justus, jus'-tus, upright, righteous.JuTTAB, jut'-tah, stretched out, or

inclined.

Kabzeel, kab'-ze-el, which Godgathers.

Kadesh, ka'-desh, sacred.Kadbsh-barnea, ka'-desh-bar'-ne-asacred desert of wandering.

Kadmiel, kad'-mi-el, one before (amiuiater of) God.

KIR 23Kad.moxites, kad'-mon-ites, Orioa •

tals.

Kallai, kal'-lai, the swift (servant)of Jehovah.

Kanah, ka'-nah, a place of reed.Kareah, ka-re'-ah, bald.Karkaa, kar-ka'-ah, ) foundation,Karker, kar'-ker, \ bottom, sofl,and level ground.

K.\RNAiM, kar-na'-im, two horns.Kartah, kar'-tah, city.Kartax, kar'-tan, two towns, doubletown or city.

Kedar, ke'-dar, black-skinned.Kedemah, ke'-de-mah, eastward.Kedemoth, ke'-de-moth, begin-

nings.

Kedesh, ke'-desh, sanctuary.Kehel.\thah, ke-he'-la-thath, as-sembly.

Keilah, ki'-lah, fortress.Kelaiah, ke-lai'-yah, swift messen-ger of Jehovah.

Kelita, kel-i'-tah, (1) assembly, (2)dwarf.

Kemuel, kem'-u-el, congregation ofGod. ° °

Kenan, ke'-nan, (1) possession, (2)smith.

Kenath, ke'-nath, possession.Kenaz, ke'-naz, hunting.Kenezite, ken'-e-zite, descendantaof Keuaz (?)

Kexites, ke'-nites, ) smiths,Kennizzites, ken'-iz-ites, \ dwellers

in a nest.

Kerenhappuch, ke'-ren-hap-puk,horn of paint.

Kerioth, ker'-i-oth, cities.Keros, ke'-ros, a weaver's comb.Keturah, ke-tu'-rah, incense.Kezia, ke-zi'-a, cassia.Keziz, ke'-ziz, cut off.Kibroth-Hatta.vvah, kib'-roth-hat-ta'-avah, graves of lust.

KiBZAiM, kib'-za-im, two heaps.KiDRON, kid'-ron, or ki'-dron, tur-

bid.

Kinah, ki'-nah, song of mourning,lamentation.

Kir, keer, wall, walled place.Kirharaseth, kir-har-a'-seth, )Kirharesh, kir-ha'-resh,

[KiRHERES, kir-he'-res,

)brick fortress.

Kirioth, kir'-e-oth, cities.KiRJATU, kecr'-jath, city (?)

24 KIRKiRJATHARBA, kecr'-jath-ar'-bah,

city of Arba.

KiBJATH-AiM, keer'-jath-a'-im, dou-ble city.

KiRJATH-ARiM, kecr'-jath-a'-riin(contracted from JC-jeabui, q. v.)

KiRJATH-BAAL,keor'-jatb-ba-al,cityof Baal.

KiKJATH-HUzoTH, keer'-jath-W-Koth, c. of streets.

KiRJATH-JEARiN, kecr'-jath-je'-a-rim, c. of woods.

KiRJATH-sANNAH, keer'-jath-saii'-nah, c. of palm trees.

KiRJATH-SEPiiER, kcer'-j ath-se'-fcr,book-c.

KiSH, kish, snaring, a bow.KiSHi, kish'-i, bow of Jehovah.KisHiON kish'-i-on,

Jj^^^j^^^

KiSHON, kisn -on,)

KisnoN, ki'-shon, twisted, tortuous.KiTHLiSH, kith'-lish, man's wall.KiTRON, kit'-ron, bond, knotty.KiTTiM, kit'-tim (see Chittim).£oA, ko'-a, stallion, he camel.KoHATH, ko'-hath, assembly.KoHATHiTEs, ko'-hath-itos, deseend-

dants of Kobath.

KoLAiAH, kol-ai'-yah, voice of Je-hovah.

KoRAH, ko'-rah, ice, hail, baldness.KoRE, ko'-re, partridge.Koz, koz, thorn.KrsHAiAH, kush-ai'-yah, bow ofJehovah (t. «., the rainbow.)

liAADAH, la'-a-dah, order.

Laadak, la'-a-dan, put into order.liABAN, la'-ban, white.

Lachish, la'-kish, obstinate («". e.,hard to be captured).

Lael, la'-el, by God (created).Lahad, la'-had, oppression.Lahairoi, la-hah'-y-ro'-y, the livingOne that sees me.

Lahmam, lah'-man, provisions.Lahhi, lah'-mi, warrior.Laish, la'-ish, lion.

Lakum, la'-kum, stopping up thevray.

Lamech, la'-mek, powerful.IiAODiCEA, la-od-i-se'-ah,

IiAoniCEANS, la-cd-i-se'-ans, inhabi-tants of LaodiodR.

tAPiDOTH, lap'-i-doth, torches.IiAfiBA, la-se'-ah,

Lashah, la'-shah, fissure.

L YS

IjASHAron, la-sha'-ron, the plainLazarus, laz'-a-rus, helpless, helped

of God.

Leah, le'-ah, wearied.Lebanah, le-ba'-nah, ) ,, , .,T 1 v/ \ the white.Lebanon, leb -a-non,

\

Lebaoth, leb'-a-oth, lionesses.Lebbeus, leb-be'-u3, a man of heart,

praising or confessing.

Lebonah, le-bo'-nah, frankincenseLecah, le'-kah, progress, journey.Lehabim, le-ha'-bim, (see Lubim)Lehi, le'-hi, jaw-bone.Lemuel, lem'-u-el, by God created.Leshem, le'-shem, precious stone.Letushim, le-tu'-shim, the ham-mered.

Leummin, le-um'-min, peoples.Levi, le'-vi, adhesion, or garland,crown.

Levites, le'-vites, descendants ofLevi.

Leviticus, le-vit'-i-cus (from theforegoing word).

Libertines, li-ber'-tines, made free.LiBNAH, lib'-nah, whiteness.LiBNi, lib'-ni, white.

Libya, lib'-ya,LiKHi, lik'-hi, learned, imbued with

learning.

Linus, ll'-nus, a net.LoAMMi, lo-am'-mi, not my people.LoD, lod, contention, strife.Lodebar, lo'-de-bar, without pas-

ture.

Lois, lo'-is, better.

Lo-RUHAMAH, lo-ru'-ha-mah, nothaving obtained mercy.

Lot, lot, covering, veil.

LOTAN, lo'-tan, a wrapping' up.LuBist, lu'-bim, dwellers in ascorched land (?)

Lucas, lu'-kas (sec Luke).Lucifer, lu'-si-fer, light-bearer.

Lucius, lu'-shi-us, of light.

LuD, lud, strife (r)LuDiM, lu'-dim.LuHiTU, lu'-hith, made of tables or

boards.

Luke, luke, light-giving.Luz, luz, almond tree.Lycaonia, ly-ka-o'-ny-a.Lycia, li'-shya, country of the woULydia, lid'-ya, water.JjYddA, lid'-dah fGreek form of Lud)Lysanius, ly-sa -ni-us.

L YS

Ltsias, lis'-i-as, dissolving.

Ltstra, lis'-tra.

Maachah, ina'-a-kah, ) oppres-MAACHATHi,ma-ak'-a-tliee j sion.

Maachathites, ma-ak'-a-thites, in-habitants of Maachah.

Maadai, ma-a-da'-i, ) ornamentMaadiah, ma-a-di'-ah, \ of Jehovah.

Maai, ma-a'-i, compassionate.Maaleh-acrabbim, ma'-a-leh-a-

crab'-bim, ascent of scorpions.

Maarath, ma'-a-rath, a place nakedof trees.

Maasseiah, ma-as-ei'-yah, ) workMaasiai, ma-as-y-a'-i, ( of Je-hovah.

Maaziah, ma-a-zi'-ali, consolationof Jehovah.

Maath, ma'-ath, small.Maaz, ma'-az, wrath.Macedonia, mas-se-do'-nya.Machbanai, mak-ba-na -i, what

like my sons. Bond of the Lord.Machbenah, mak-be'-nah, bond,

cloak.

Machi, ma'-ki, decrease.Machir, ma'-keer, sold.Machnadebai, mak-na-de-ba'-i,what is like a liberal person.

Machpelah, mak'-pe-Iah, adoubling, portion, part, lot.

Madai, mad'-ai, middle land.Madiax, ma'-di-an (see Midian).Madmannah, mad-man'-nah,

^Madmen, mad'-men,

[Madmenah, mad-me'-nah, )

dunghill.

Madon, mad'-on, contention.Magbish, mag'-bish, congregating.Maqdala, mag'-da-lah, tower.Magdalene, mag'-da-le'-ne ormag'-

da-len, inhabitant of Hagdala.Magdiel, mag'-di-el, prince of Gog.Magog, ma'-gog, region of God.Maoor-missabib, ma'-gor-mis'-sa-

bib, fear round about.Magpiash, mag'-pi-ash, killer ofmoths.

Maualah, mah'-ha-lah, disease.MAHALATH,mah'-ha-lath, a stringedinstrument.

Matialaleel, ma-ha'-la-lel, praiseof God,

Mahalt, mah'-ha-li, sickly.Mahanaim, raa-ha-na'-im, camps.

M A R UMahaneu-dan, mah'-ha-ne-d

2G MAR MESMauk, mark, polite, shining.Maroth, ma'-roth, bitterness, bitterfountains.

^Iarsena, mar'-sc-na.

Maktha, mai-'-tha, stirring up, bit-ter, provoking, a lady.

Mary, ma'-ry, rebellion.Mash, mash, drawn out.Mashal, ma'-shal, entreaty.Masrkkah, Dias-ro'-kah, vineyard,

plantation of noble vines.

Massa, mas'-sa, lifting up, gift

Meuuman, me'-bu-man, faithful

;

also, eunuch.

Mejarkox, rce-jar'-kon, \ratera ofyellowness.

Mkkoxau, mc-ko'-nah, base, foun-dation.

Melatiau, me-la-ti'-ah, M-hom Je-hovah freed.

Melchi, mel'-ki, my king ; or, mycounsel.

Melchiah, mel-ki'-ah, Jehovali's k.Melchi-shua, mel'-ki-shu'-a, king

of aid.Massau, mas'-sah, a temptation of

,MELCH'iSEDEK,mel-kiz'-ze-dek,king

Jehovah (or complaining against Him).

Matred, mat'-red, pushing forward.Matri, mat'-ri, vain of Jehovah.

Mattan, mat'-tan, ) a gift,^[attanah, mat'-tan-ah, ) present.

Mattaniah, mat-tan-i'-ah, ^Mattatha,

l^at'-ta-thah, !K>ftMattathah,

of righteousness.

Melea, mel'-e-a, full, fulness.Melcom, mel'-kom, thinking.Meliku, mel'-i-ku,Melita, mel'-i-ta,Melzar, mel'-zar, master of M-ine.Memphis, mem'-fis, place of (the

god) Pihah.

Mattathias, mat-ta-thl'-as, hovah

Mattenai, mat-te-na'-i, JMattman, mat'-than, gift.Matthat, mat'-that, gift of/.Matti£ew, math'-thuw, (contractedfrom Mattathiah).

Ai/.TTHiAS, math-th\'-as, ) gift of

7»iATTiTni.\H,mat-ti-thi'-ah, )•'•

Mazzarotii, maz'-za-roth, influ-ences ; or, prognostications.

Meah, me'ah, a hundred.Mkarah, me-a'-rah, cave.Mebunxai, mc-bun'-nai, buildingof Jehovah.

Mecherathitk, me-ker'-a-thite, in-habitant of Mecherah.

Medad, me'-dad, love.Medan, me'-dan, contention.Medera, me'-de-bah, water of rest.MEnKS,mocds, inhabitants of Media.Media, me'-dya, midst, middle (?)Megiddo, me-gid'-do, ) place ofMegidbon, me-gid'-don, \ crowds.« r I viihomMehetabel, 1 V i/ 1 1 GodM.HETABEEL, rmc-bet'-a.bel,]

»°„^^

u . . ^**-Mehida, me-hi'-da, a joining toge-ther.

Mehir, me'-heer, price.Meholathite, mc-ho'-lath-ite, na-

tive of Meholah.

Mehujael, me-hu'-ja-el, struck by

I hnv Vi Memucax, mcm'-u-kan, dignified (?)Mexahem, men'-ha-hem, comforter.Menan, me'-nan,Mexi, me-ni', fate, fortune.Meonenim, me-on'-c-nim, oak of

diviners.

Meoxothai, me-on'-o-thai, habita-tions of Jehovah, my habitations.

Mephaath, me-fa'-ath, beauty.MEPHi]!OSHETH,me-fi'-bo-sheth,ex-terminating the idol.

Merar, me'-rab, multiplication.Meraiah, me-rai'-yah, contumacy

(against) Jehovah.

Meraioth, me-rai'-yoth, contuma-cious, rebellious.

Merari, me-ra'-ri, bitter, unhappy.MERATHAiM,mer-a-tha'-im,repeated

rebellion.

Mercurius, iner-eu'-ri-us, or Mer-cury, the speaker.

Merei), mc'-red, rebellion.MEREMOTit,me-ie'-moth,elevation8.

Meres, me'-res, lofty.MERiit.vii,nie'-ree-bah,water ofstrifeMerib-raal, me-rib-ba'-al, con-tender against Baal.

Merodach, mer'-o-dak, death.Merodach-raladax, mer'-o-dak-

bal'-a-dan, Merodach, worshipper ofBel (?)

Merom, me'-rom, height, a highplace.

Meroxothite, me-ron'-o-thite.Meroz, me'-roz, refuge.Mesha, mo'-shah, welfare, retreat.

M E SMeshach, mo'-shak, guest of a king.Meshech, me'-shek, drawing out.Meshelemiak, me-shel-e-mi'-ah, towhom Jehovah repays {i.e., whom Je-hovah treats as a friend).

Meshezabeel, me-she'-za-bel,whom God frees.

Meshillemith, me-shil'-le-mith,MESHiLLEMOTH,me-sliil'-le-moth,

those who repay.Meshobab, me-sho'-bab, broughtback.

Meshl'Llam, me-shul'-lam, friendfofGod).

Meshullemeth, me-shul'-le-meth,friend (fern.) of God. ^

Mesobaite, me-so'-ba-ite, inhabit-ant of Mesoba.

Mesopotamia, mes-o-po-ta'-mi-a,amidst the rivers.

Messiah, mes-si'-ah, anointed.METHEG-AMMAH,me'-th6g-am'-inah,

bridle of the metropolis.

Methusael, me-thu'-sa-el, man ofGod.

Methuselah, me-thu'-sc-lah, manof a dart.

Meunim, me-u'-nini, habitations.Mezahab, me'-za-hab, water {i.e.,

splendour) of gold.

Miamin, mi'-a-min, from the righthand.

Mibhak, mib'-har, choicest.MiBSAM, mib'-sam, sweet odour.Mibzar, mib'-zar, a fortress.MiCAH, rai'-kah, ) who (is) likeMiCAiAH,mi-kai'-yah { unto Jehovah.

Michael, mi'-ka-el,MiCHAL, mi'-kal,MiCHMAS, mik'-masMiCH\L\SH, mik'-mash,

MOR 27

M'ho (is) likeunto God ?

laid up,treasure.

MiCHMETHAH, mik'-mc-thah, hidingplace.

MiCHRi, mik'-ri, worthy of price,price of Jehovah.

MiDDiN, mid'-din, measures.MiDiAN, mid'-yan, strife.MiDiANiTES, mid'-yan-ites, people

of Midian.

MiGDALEL, mig'-da-lel, tower ofGod.

MiGDAL-GAD, mig'-dal-gad, t. ofGad.

MiGDOL, mig'-dol, tower ?MiGRON, mig'-ron, a precipitousplace.

MijAMiN, mi'-ja-min, from the righthand.

MiitxoTH, mik'-loth, staves, lots.

MiKNEiAH, mik-nei'-yah, possessioHof Jehovah.

MiLALAi, mil-al-a'-i, eloquent,MiLCAH, mil'-kah, counsel.MiLcoM, mil'-kom, great king.MiLETUM, mi-le'-tum, improper form

of Miletus.

Miletus, mi-le'-tus.MiLLO, mil'-lo, a rampart, mound.Mixiamin, min'-ya-miii, from the

right hand.

MiNNi, min' i, division.Minnith, min'-nith, allotment.MiuiAM,mir'-ri-am,their contumacyMiiiMA, meer'-ma, fraud.MisGAB, mis'-gab, height.Mishael, mi'-sha-el, who is whatGod is (?)

Mishal, mish'-al, )MiSHiAL, mish'-i-al, \ f^^J^^'

MiSHAM, mish'-am, their cleansing.MiSHMA, mish'-ma, a hearing.MiSHMANNAH, mish-man'-nah, fat-

ness.

MiSHRAiTES, mish'-ra-ites.MisPAR, mis'-par, number.Mispereth, mis'-pe-reth.Misrephoth-maim, mis'-re-foth-

ma'-im, the flow of waters.

Mithcaii, mith-kah, sweetness(probably sweet fountain.)

Mithnite, mith'-nite.Mithredath, mith'-re-datb, givenby Mithras.

Mitylene, mit-y-le'-ne.Mizar, mi'-zar, smallness.Mizpah, miz'-pah, ) watch-tower,^IiZPEH, miz'-peh, ) lofty place.

JIizRAiM, miz'-ra-im, bulwarks, for-tresses.

MizzAH, miz'-zah, fear, trepidation.Mnason, na'-son, a diligent seeker,a remembrancer.

iloAB, mo'-ab, progeny of a father.Moabites, mo'-ab-ites, people ofMoab.

MoADiAH, mo-a-di'-ah, festiva' dJehovah.

JIoLADAH, mo'-la-dah, birth, race.MoLECH,mo'-lek, ) , .

MoLOCH,mo'-lok, \ °'

MoLiD, mo'-lid, begetter.Morasthite, mo-ras'-thite, native

of Moresheth.

MoRDECAi, mor'-de-kai, little man,or worshipper it Mars.

98 MO A NEMMoiiEH, mo'-reb, the bill of the

teacher.

MoiiESHETH-OATH, mo'-rc-shoth-gath, the possession of the Gittites.

MoKiAH, mo-ri'-ah, chosen by /.MosEiiA, mo'-sc-rah, bonds.

MosEROTH, mo'-se-rotb, bond.Moses, mo'-zez, drawn out, saved

fro n the water.M0/.A. mo'-^a, )

^^^^^^.MozAK, mo -zab,

)

MurriM, mup'-piin (probably sameas Sliupham, q. v.)

MuSHi, niu'-shi, yielding, proved byJehovab.

MuTHLABBEN, muth-lab'-bcn, cho-rus of virgins (?)

Myra, my'-rah.Mysia, mish'-ya,

Naam, na'-am, pleasantness.Naamites, na'-am-ites (namoa irom

the foregoiug [?]).N»A.AMAH, na'-a-mah, ) , ,Na-AMAN, na'-a-man, \

P^^asaut.

Naamatsite, na-ani'-ath-itc, de-scendant of Kaaman.

Naarah, na'-a-rah, ) ... ,Naarai, na'-a-ra'-i, [ »

g"-j^li'^"

XEM OZN 2»NEMUELiTES,ne-mu'-el-itc3,descend-

dants of Nemuel.Nepheo, ne'-feg, sprout.Nephthalim, nef'-ta-lim. (seeNaphtali), my strife.

Nephtoah, nef-to'-ah, opening.Nephish, ne'-fisli, refreshed.Nephishesim, ne-fish'-e-sim,Nephusim, nef'-u-sim,expansions.

Neii, ncr, light, lamp.Neeeu.s, ne'-reus, a candle, light.

Nekgal, ner'-gal, devourer of man,hero.

NERGAL-8HAiiEZER,ner'-gal-slia-re'-zer

Nethanael (see Nathanael).Nethaniah, neth-a-ni'-ah, whomJehovah gave.

Nethinim, neth'-in-im, the devoted.Nehiah, ne'-ri-ah, lamp of Jehovah.Netophah, ne-to'-fah, a dropping.Netophatiiites, ne-to'-fa-thites,

inhabitants of Netophah.Neziah, ne-zi'-ah, pure, sincere.Nezib, ne'-zib, garrison, statue.NiBHAZ, nib'-haz, barker (?)NiBSHAN, nib'-shan, soft soil.NiCANOH, ni-ka'-nor, a conqueror.NicoDEMUs, nik-o-de'-mus, innocent

blood ; conqueror of the people.

NicoLAiTANES, nik-o-la'-i-tancs,named after Nicolas.

Nicolas, nik'-o-las, conquering thepeople.

NicopoLis, ni-kop'-o-lis, a city ofvictory.

NiGEii, ni'-jer, black.

NiMUAir,nim'-rab, ) ,. .,, . .NiMUiM, nim'-rim, \ l^'^Pi'l

(water).

NiMEOD, nim'-rod, rebel.NiMSiir, nim'-shi, drawn out.Nineveh, nin'-e-veh, dwelling ofNinus (?)

NiSROCH, niz'-rok, eagle, great eagle.

No, no,I

portion or

No-A-MON, no-a'-mon, j ^^^^^^°^

NoADiAH, no-a-di'-ah, with whomJehovah meets.

NoAH, no'-ah, rest, motion.Nob, nob, high place.NoBAH, no'-bah, a barking.Nod, nod, flight, wandering.NoDAB, no'-dab, nobility.NooAH, no'-gah, brightness.NoHAH, no'-hah, rest.

No.v, non, fish.

NoPH, noff,(same as Memphis, q. v.)NoPHAH, no'-phah, blast; perhapsa place through which the wind blows.)

Nun, nun, fish.Nymphas, nim'-fas, bridegroom.

Obadiah, o-ba-di'-ah, worshipperof Jehovah.

Obal, o'bal, stripped, bare of leaves.Obed, o'-bed, worshipping (God).Obededom, o-bed-e'-dom, he who

serves the Edomites.

Obit, o'-bit, one who is set overcamels.

Oboth, o'-both, bottles (of skin).OcKAN, ok'-ran, troubled.Oded, o'-ded, restoring, setting-up.Og, og, in stature, long-necked, gi-

gantic.

Ohad, o'-had, united.OiiEL, o'-hel, tent.

Olivet, ol'-i-vct, place of olives.

Olympas, o-lim'-pas, heavenh'.Omar, o'-mar, eloquent, talkative.Omega, o'-meg-a, gi-eat 0.Omri, om'-ri, servant of Jehovah,perhaps young learner of Jehovah; nn-skilful.

On, on, light, especially the sun;strength.

Onam, o'-uam, strong.Onan, o'-nan,Onesimus, o-ne'-si-mus, profitable,

useful.

ONE?iFHORUS,o-ne-sif'-o-rus,briag»ing profit.

Ono, o'-no, strong.Ophel, o'-fel, a hill, an acclivity.Ophir, o'-feer, abundance.Ophni, off'-ni, mouldy.Ophiiah, off'-rah, fawn.Oreb, o'-reb, raven.Oren, o'-ren, pine-tree.Orion, o-ri'-on, the giant.Ornan, or'-nan, nimble.Orpah, or'-pah, mane, forelock,kind.OsEAS, o-zo'-as, or Osee, o'-zco, (se«Eosba).

Oshea, o-she'-a, (see Joshua).Othni, oth'-ni, lion of Jehovah.Otuniel, oth'-ni-el, lion of God.OzEM, o'-zem, strong.OziAS, o-zi'-as (see Ijzziah).

OzNi, oz'-nj< hearing.

Oznites, oz'-nites, descendants olOzni,

80 PAAPaauai, pa -a-rai, (probaUy same asNaabai, q.v.)

Padan-auam, pa'-dan-a'-ram, theplain of Syria.

Padon, pa'-don, liberation, redemp-tJCB.

Pagiel, pa'-gi-i'l, fortune of God.Pahath-moab, pa'-hath-mo'-ab, go-yernor of Moab.

Pai, pa'-i, bloating.

Palal, pa'-lal, judge.Palestixa, pal-es-ti'-na, land of

strangers-

Pallv, pal'-lu, distinguished.Palluites, pal'-lu-ites, descendants

of Pallu.

PALTi,par-ti,deliverance of Jehovah.Paltiel, pal'-ti-el, deliverance of /.Pamfhylia, pam-fil'-i-a.Paphos, pa'-fos.Parah, pa'-rah, village of heifers.Pakan, pa'-ran, a region abounding

in foliage, or in caverns.

Pakbar, par'-bar, open apartment.Parmashta, par-mash'-ta, strong- ,'

fisted, superior.

Pakmenas, par'-me-nas, abiding.Parnach, par'-nak, delicate.Parosh, pa'-rosh, flea.Paushandatha, par-shan-da'-tha,

giren forth to light.

Parthians, par'-thi-ans,Pauuah, par-u'-ah, flourishing.PARVAiM,par-va'-im,oriental regions

Pasach, pa'-sak, cut ofi".Pasdammin, pas-dam'-min, boun-dary of blood.

Paseah, pa-se'-ah, lame, limping.Pashur, pash'-ur, prosperity every-where.

Patara, pat'-a-rah.Pathros, path'-ros, region of the

south.

Pathrusim, path-ru'-sim, people ofPathros.

Patmos, pat'-mos,Patrobas, pat'-ro-bas, paternal.Pau, pa'-u, bleating.PAt'L, pawl, little.

Pedahel, ped'-a-hel, whom Godpreserved, redeemed.

Pedahzuk, ped-ah'-zur, whom therock (t. •.,.Qod) preserved.

Pkdaiah, pe-dai'-yah, whom Je-hovah preserved, redeemed.

l*tii*H, pe'-kah, open-eyed.

PHIPekahiah, pe-ka-hi'-ah, whose eyetJehovah opened.

Pekod, pe'-kod, visitation.Pelaiah, pel-ai'-yab, M'homJehovahmade distinguished.

Pelaliau, pel-a-li'-ah, whom /.judged.

Pelatiah, pcl-a-ti'-ah, whom /•delivered.

Peleg, pe'-leg, division, part.Pelet, pe'-let, liberation.Peleth, pe'-leth, swiftness.Pelethites, pel'-leth-ites, runners.Pelonite, pel'-o-nite,Peniel, pen-ee'-el, the face of God.Peninkah, pe-nin'-nah, coral, pcarLPentecost, pen'-te-kost, fiftieth.Penuel, pe-nu'-el, (see Peniel).Peoh, pe'-or, hiatus, cleft.Perazim, pe-ra'-zim, b'-eaches.Peresh, pe'-resh, dung.Perez, pe'-rez, breach.Perez-uzza, pe'-rez-uz'-zah, b. oiUzzah.

Perga, per'-gah.PERGAMOS, per'-ga-mos,Perida, pe-ri'-dah, grain, kernel.Perizzites, per'-iz-zites, belonging

to a village.

Persia, per'-shya.Persian, per'-shyan, belonging to

Persia.

Peruda, pe-ru'-dah (see Perida).Peter, pe'-ter, a rock or stone.PETHAHiAU,peth-a-hi'-ah,whom Je-hovah looses, i. e., sets free.

Pethor, pe'-thor, interpreter ofdreams.

Pethuel, pe-thu'-el, vision of God.Peulthai, pe-ul'-thai, wages of/.Phaleo, fa'-lek, (see Peleg).Phalti, fal'-ti, deliverance of J.Phanuel, fa'-nu-cl, face, or visionof God.

Pharaoh, fa'-roh, the sun (Phrah\Pharaoh-nechoh, fa'-ro-ne'-ko,Phrah or Pharaoh the lame.

Pharez, fa'-rez, breach.Pharisees, fa'-ri-secs, the separated.Pharpar, far'-par, swift.Phaseah, fa-zc'-ah, lame, limping.I'hebe, fe'-bc, shining, pure.

Phenice, fe-ni'-se, ) land ofPhenicia, fe-nish'-ya, ) palms.

Phicol, fi'-kol, the mouth of all(commanding all).

PUlPjiiladelphia, fil-a-del'-ii-a, Iro-

therly love.

Philemon, fi-le'-mon, affectionate,kisser.