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assemblies or congregations, possibly choirs gathered for worship

a place name meaning 'place of assembly,' a station during Israel's wilderness journey

a censer or incense burner used in ritual worship

a Levitical musician's name meaning 'possession of Yah,' who served under David

divination, the practice of seeking supernatural knowledge through occult means

corner-structures, buttresses, or inner corners of buildings and architectural features

a cool or shaded chamber, a room designed for relief from heat

to beat the air, flap wings, or lift oneself up; possibly to rebel or be defiant

coverlets, bedspreads, or decorative coverings for beds

increase, abundance, or greatness; used as a noun or adverb for plenty or expansion

a resting place or lair; where animals lie down, especially flocks or wild beasts

a personal name meaning 'rebellion,' borne by a man in the tribe of Judah

rebellious, defiant; a city characterized by political insurrection and resistance to authority

a place name meaning 'heights,' location of the Waters of Merom in northern Canaan

a stew-pan or sauce-pan used for cooking grain offerings

a gentilicnoun meaning 'the Meronothite,' denoting origin from an unknown location Meronoth

awl, a boring-instrument used to pierce the ear of a servant choosing permanent service

ointment-pot or spice-seasoning, a vessel for compounding fragrant mixtures

Massa, an Ishmaelite tribe and territory, also associated with King Lemuel

loan, debt, or pledge; a financial obligation given on security

Mishal, a Levitical city in the territory of Asher

requests, petitions, or desires; heartfelt appeals to God

ruins, desolation; perpetual devastation (reading uncertain, possibly from שׁוא 'deception')

oil; a sacred commodity supplied for temple service

spreading-place, a location where nets are spread out to dry

hostility, animosity; personal or national enmity

silk (or similar luxury fabric); a costly material for fine garments

drawing up, trail; effort required to obtain or carry something valuable

dominion, rule; sovereign authority over a realm

discharge (from military service) or sending (of angels); release or delegation

Meshillemoth, the name of two Israelite men in the post-exilic period

fatness, fertile places; rich agricultural land or abundance

saddlebags or sheepfolds (uncertain); a dual form referring to paired structures or burdens

plumb line, leveling instrument; a tool ensuring vertical or moral straightness

dominion, rule; governmental authority and power

burnings, funeral pyres; ceremonial fires honoring deceased royalty

Misrephoth-maim, a place near the Phoenician coast, possibly meaning 'burnings of water'

Masrekah, a city in Edom, home of King Samlah

bridle, bit; instrument of control, used literally and metaphorically

Methushael, a descendant of Cain in the antediluvian genealogy

Mattanah, an Israelite encampment site east of the Jordan during the wilderness journey

the exalted one, one who exalts himself; someone assuming prominence or honor

sweetness, pleasantness; agreeable quality of speech or relationship

Mithkah, an Israelite wilderness encampment during the exodus journey

Mithredath, the name of two Persian officials during the post-exilic period

adulteries; unfaithfulness, used figuratively for idolatry

contempt, scorn, disgrace; the reproach resulting from divine judgment

to groan, moan; to utter sounds of suffering or anguish

to spurn, reject, abhor; to cast away with contempt

reward, gift, recompense; payment for service rendered