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Milcom, god of the Ammonites

to speak, utter, say

Memuchan, Persian prince and advisor to Ahasuerus

knowledge, understanding (Aramaic)

weaver's beam (cylindrical rod in a loom)

bowls or jars (for sacred use)

Manassite (adjective), of the tribe of Manasseh

to melt, dissolve, cause to flow

Massah, place of testing in the wilderness; or trials/testings

Massah, wilderness location where Israel tested God

poor, needy (likely a loan-word)

nail (for fastening, securing)

dainties, delicacies, luxurious food

horrid or abominable thing (idol)

census, muster, appointment, appointed place

net, snare (for hunting or trapping)

Matsor — poetic name for Egypt, emphasizing its fortifications or boundaries

Kue — geographical name for Cilicia in southeastern Anatolia, source of Solomon's horses

Miqlot — personal name, a Benjamite clan leader and one of David's officers

miqlaat — carved work, decorative engraving on temple woodwork and metal

marbeq — stall, feeding place for fattening livestock, especially calves

nimrats — grievous, painful, severe (describing destructive judgment or affliction)

maraq — to scour, polish, or cleanse (metals, vessels, or figuratively, the soul)

merorot — bitter things, gall, poison; literal gall-bladder or figurative bitterness

misharot — kneading bowls or troughs, household vessels for preparing bread dough

mesurah — measure, measurement, capacity (of liquids or in general)

maskoret — wages, payment for labor; reward for faithfulness

Meshelemyahu/Meshelemyah — personal name, a Levitical gatekeeper in David's time

mishman — fatness, fat ones; stout/vigorous persons or fertile places

Mishma — personal name in Ishmaelite and Simeonite genealogies

mishmaat — bodyguard, obedient band; those bound to serve or submit

mishan — support, staff, sustaining provision (literal or figurative)

mashroqita — pipe, wind instrument in Nebuchadnezzar's orchestra

meteg — bridle, bit; instrument of control for animals or (figuratively) people

metom — soundness, wholeness, completeness (physical or moral integrity)

neaqah — groaning, sighing of the oppressed or wounded

nabub — hollow, hollowed out; empty or vacant (literal or figurative)

nadab (Aramaic) — to volunteer, offer freely, make freewill offerings

nahar — to flow, stream toward something; move in flowing abundance

nub — to bear fruit, produce, flourish; bring forth results

notsah — plumage, feathers; the full covering of a bird's wing

nezaq (Aramaic) — to suffer injury, be damaged, or cause harm

natal — to lift, bear, carry; take up and transport

neta — plantation, planting, plant; what has been planted and cultivated

nir — fallow ground, untilled field; land that needs breaking up for cultivation

nir — lamp, light; symbol of ongoing dynasty or life-giving blessing

nakoach — straight, right, honest; straightforward in conduct or speech

nekochah/nekhochot — uprightness, straightforwardness, honesty; right conduct

nakal — to be crafty, deceitful; plot with cunning intent to harm

malal — to wither, fade, languish; decline and waste away