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cleanness, emptiness; absence of food, particularly famine conditions

rope, cord; a binding rope, possibly one used for prisoners or captives

knocking, striking; the action of knees hitting together in fear or weakness

Nergal; a Mesopotamian deity associated with war, plague, and the underworld

to be carried away, borne off; passive transport of an object or person (infinitive absolute)

things carried, burdens; objects that were customarily borne in procession, especially idols

forgetfulness, oblivion; the state of being forgotten or the place where memory ceases

wives; married women, the female spouses of men

to gasp, pant; to breathe heavily with deep breaths, as in labor or exertion

breath; the breath of life, respiration that sustains living beings

Nethinim; temple servants, a class of workers assigned to assist the Levites in sanctuary duties

to break down, tear down; to destroy or make impassable, especially a path or structure

to be broken, torn out; passive state of being forcibly extracted or shattered

to strip off, shake off; to remove by force, especially leaves from a tree

boot, military footwear; a warrior's marching boot used in battle

booted warrior; a soldier wearing military boots, one who marches in battle

by measure; with careful measurement, precisely and carefully (possibly an emphatic construction)

Sabeans; an Arabian people, possibly associated with trade or, contextually, with debauchery

drunkards, wine-bibbers; those who drink excessively, possibly a variant reading for Sabeans

Sebaim; an ethnic group, possibly identical with the Sabeans, tall people from Cush or Arabia

turn of affairs, turn of events; a divinely orchestrated change or reversal in circumstances

thicket, dense growth; a tangled mass of trees, bushes, or undergrowth

being supported, retained; held up or sustained (passive participle, uncertain meaning)

Sibboleth; a dialectal pronunciation of 'Shibboleth,' revealing the speaker's tribal identity

to think, intend; to form a plan or opinion, to consider doing something

Sibraim; a city between Damascus and Hamath, marking Israel's northern border

to shut, close (especially mouths or openings)

steady rain, persistent downpour

order, arrangement (plural: 'orders' or 'arrangements')

roundness, curved form (especially of a bowl)

So, an Egyptian king or ruler

fenced about, hedged around

cage, prison (for captive animals or persons)

Sodi, father of a Zebulunite spy

Suach, an Asherite

offal, refuse, dung (waste material)

swift (bird), possibly swallow or swift

mare (female horse)

Susi, father of a Manassite spy

Suph, a place name (possibly related to Red Sea region)

Suphah, a place east of Jordan

Sur, name of a temple gate

raspar, rascar hasta dejar desnudo o limpio por completo

desecho, despojo, inmundicia; residuos que se descartan

mercancía, artículos de comercio

rodela, escudo pequeño (arma defensiva)

piedra de color, piedra oscura (posiblemente mármol o pórfido)

Siván, el tercer mes del calendario hebreo (mayo-junio)

Sinim, un pueblo o tierra lejana mencionada en Isaías

multitud, tropel, masa densa de personas