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Canaanite; a member of the pre-Israelite people of Canaan; by metonymic extension, a merchant or trader.

Lebanon -- the forested mountain range north of Israel, famed for cedars and snow-capped cliffs

Flying creatures collectively: birds, fowl (of sky, prey, sacrifice); rarely winged insects in Levitical clean/unclean lists.

Compound preposition 'from with, from beside' (source from someone's presence/proximity); rarely comparative 'more than what is with.'

To be surpassing or extraordinary; God's wonders; to do wondrously; too difficult; to make a special vow

shulchan -- a table for dining, royal feasts, or ritual use; by metonymy, the provision set upon it

To ask for, request (in prayer or of people); in stronger register: to demand, require with authority or insistence.

treis -- three; the cardinal number, often carrying symbolic weight in Scripture

Dan -- Jacob's fifth son through Bilhah, the tribe descended from him, and a city on Israel's northern frontier

kesil -- a fool, dullard; one who is morally obtuse and stubbornly rejects wisdom

To look, gaze, behold — in Hifil: directing one's eyes toward something, often with attention, concern, or evaluative intent.

Witness: a person who testifies in legal, covenantal, or divine settings; also evidence or attestation (a thing serving as testimony).

To arrange, set in order, draw up in battle array, prepare a table, or compare in value; fundamentally about placing things in proper arrangement.

Distress, trouble, affliction — personal or national hardship (singular); concrete instances of repeated troubles or adversities (plural).

To strive, contend, quarrel; to plead or litigate a case; as noun: a dispute or lawsuit.

To thrust, drive, blow (a trumpet), clap (hands), strike hands (in pledge) — physical impact producing sound or securing an object.

To lead, bring, or take; escort a person; intransitively, to go; figuratively, to guide or direct.

rhema -- a spoken word, utterance, or saying; a discrete unit of speech often carrying divine authority

Blessing: divine favor, benediction, or promised good bestowed on someone; rarely a concrete gift or peace offering.

Favor or goodwill, especially in the phrase 'find favor in one's eyes'; also grace, charm, or elegance as an attractive quality.

To lodge or spend the night; of things, to remain overnight; figuratively, to dwell or abide in a place.

To smear or anoint with oil; especially to consecrate kings, priests, and sacred objects; also to apply paint or cosmetic oil.

emeq -- a broad valley or lowland plain between hills, often the site of battles and settlements

The east as a cardinal direction or boundary marker; also the scorching east wind (sirocco) from the desert, often an instrument of divine judgment.

To heal, cure, restore to health; as participle: physician; also to repair or mend (of objects)

To cease, desist, rest; in Hifil, to cause to cease, put an end to, remove, or abolish; to observe Sabbath rest.

To release, dismiss, divorce, or forgive; freeing captives, dispersing crowds, repudiating a spouse, pardoning sins.

Israel -- the covenant people, nation, and land; also the patriarch Jacob renamed by God

The Sabbath, the seventh day of rest and worship; by extension, the week as a unit of seven days measured from Sabbath to Sabbath.

To grasp, seize, take hold of; figuratively: be gripped by fear; also to fasten, take possession, or be caught

Something round: a talent (unit of weight, ~30 kg); a round district or plain, especially the Jordan Valley; a round loaf of bread.

entole -- a commandment, injunction, or authoritative precept, especially divine law

Only, merely, solely — a restrictive adverb limiting scope to a single item, condition, or person; rarely, alone (without others present).

Faithful, trustworthy, reliable (passive: worthy of trust); also believing, a believer (active: one who exercises faith).

A floating vessel: a small boat or fishing craft on inland waters; also a larger sea-going ship for Mediterranean voyages.

Abimelech -- 'my father is king,' a proper name borne by Philistine kings, Gideon's son, and a priest

Shoulder (body part); side or slope of a geographical feature or structure; shoulder-piece of the priestly ephod.

To rest, settle, be at ease; in Hifil, to give rest or set down; of persons resting from labor, the Spirit alighting, or God granting relief.

To spread out, extend, stretch forth; of hands in prayer, wings in flight, garments, nets, and coverings; in Piel, to spread intensively or scatter.

qever -- a grave, tomb, or burial place; the place where a corpse is interred

End or limit of a period of time; by extension, the farthest spatial extremity or boundary.

karpos -- fruit, produce, or harvest; used literally of crops and figuratively of moral/spiritual outcomes

Elder; a community leader, ancestor, or older person — spanning official authority, ancestral honor, and comparative age.

To bear, bring, carry; fetching objects, bearing fruit, transporting physically, being driven by force, enduring.

phemi -- to say, declare, or affirm; a speech-introducing verb used across all persons and tenses

ahuzzah -- landed property held as permanent hereditary possession, especially in Priestly legislation

Pit, cistern, or dungeon; a hewn cavity in the ground used for water storage, trapping, confinement, or as a figure for Sheol.

Portion, share, or allotted tract; one's assigned part of goods, land, or covenantal inheritance.

Sheol, the underworld realm of the dead in Hebrew cosmology; once possibly a verbal form meaning 'to ask.'

Remnant, remainder; the surviving portion of a people after judgment, or what is left over of things.