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ah! alas! interjection of grief or dismay

Achi, a personal name meaning 'my brother'

Ahiam, one of David's mighty warriors

Ahlai, a name borne by both a woman and a man in Chronicles

if only, oh that; expressing strong wish or desire

and amethyst; a purple precious stone on the high priest's ephod

the royal (horses); Persian loan word for royal steeds or swift horses

bound of, restricted of; left-handed (lit. bound in the right hand)

alas! woe! interjection of lament or distress

Ichabod, meaning 'no glory' or 'inglorious'; son of Phinehas

Elon-beth-hanan, a place name, possibly 'oak of Beth-hanan'

deceptive, disappointing; unreliable like a wadi that dries up

these (Aramaic demonstrative plural); Qere reading for 'elleh'

Eldad, one of the seventy elders who prophesied in the camp

and Eldaah, son of Midian; descendant of Abraham through Keturah

and if, though; late Hebrew conditional conjunction

Allon, a Simeonite chief, or Elon (place name)

Alush, a wilderness station during Israel's exodus journey

Elzabad, meaning 'God has given'; name of two men in Chronicles

Eliathah/Eliyatah, a Hemanite temple musician

Eliehoenai, meaning 'unto the Lord are my eyes'; name of two men

Eliahba, meaning 'God hides'; one of David's mighty warriors

Eliam, meaning 'God is kinsman'; father of Bathsheba and a warrior of David

and Eliphelehu, a Levitical gatekeeper and musician

and Elishua, son of David born in Jerusalem

alas! woe! interjection expressing lament, distress, or grief

silence; unable to speak, dumbness

Almodad, a South Arabian people descended from Joktan

Ellasar, a city in Mesopotamia allied with Chedorlaomer

and Eltolad, a town in southern Judah allotted to Simeon

Eltekeh/Elteqeh, a Levitical city in Dan between Ekron and Timnah

Amon, Egyptian deity; chief god of Thebes, identified with Zeus by Greeks

and the branch, branch; topmost bough or summit of a tree or mountain

truly, verily, indeed; emphatic affirmation of truth

firm covenant, settled provision; faithfulness, fixed support

Abanah/Amana; river flowing from Anti-Lebanon into Damascus, or the mountain region itself

strong, vigorous (of horses)

Amtsi (Levite and priestly ancestor)

Imri (Judahite name, possibly meaning 'eloquent')

Amraphel (king of Shinar, possibly Hammurabi)

Amittai (father of Jonah, name meaning 'true/faithful')

mourn, lament

lamentation, mourning

complain, murmur

face, countenance (Aramaic)

heron (unclean bird)

ingathering, harvest (especially grape harvest)

storehouse, barn, granary

gird on, bind on (specifically the ephod)

Appayim (son of Nadab, Judahite line)