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Helkath-hazzurim, the field of swords/flints; site where Ishbosheth's men fell

hot, warm; heated by fire or sun

rage, fury (Aramaic); intense anger or wrath

desirable, precious things; choice objects or garments valued for their worth

Hammon, a town in Asher or Naphtali, possibly meaning hot spring

compassion, mercy, pity; tender feeling that spares from harm

leavened thing; any food containing leaven or yeast

turn away, slip away; withdraw or depart suddenly

be red, be reddened; become red in color

heap, pile; accumulation of slain enemies

Hamathite; descendants of Hamath, a Canaanite people

Hamath-zobah; region combining Hamath and Zobah territories

Hamath; major Syrian city-state north of Damascus

wheat; grain of wheat (Aramaic)

Hanniel; personal name meaning 'favor of El'

show favor, implore favor; extend or seek mercy (Aramaic)

strangle, hang oneself; choke or throttle

show oneself faithful, act with covenant loyalty

shame, disgrace; shameful thing or reproach

muzzle, stop up; bind shut or block

take possession of, possess; acquire or inherit (Aramaic)

power, might; royal or sovereign power (Aramaic)

strong, mighty; powerful in physical strength

want, poverty, lack; state of deprivation or need

Hepher; Canaanite city with unknown location

Manahathites; descendants of Manahath, a Judahite clan

Manahathites; clan group from Manahath in Judah

grass, herbage; green vegetation or leeks

bosom, lap; fold of garment or embrace of arms

be harsh, show severity; act with harshness or urgency (Aramaic)

divide, cut in two; separate into groups or curtail

Hazazon-tamar; place name meaning 'pruning of the palm'

Hazer-hatticon; place name meaning 'the middle court/village'

Hezronite; descendant of Hezron

Hazarmaveth; son of Joktan and southern Arabian region

Hazar-enan; place name meaning 'court/village of springs'

Hakupha; family head of returning temple servants

statute, prescription, decree; something engraved or prescribed

dry, parched; not mixed with oil or moisture

Harbona; Persian eunuch serving King Ahasuerus

Haradah; wilderness encampment during the Exodus

Harodite; person from Harod

Hor-haggidgad; wilderness encampment meaning 'hollow of Gidgad'

Haruphite/Hariphite; gentilicof uncertain origin

decision, verdict; decisive judgment or determination

Harhur; family head of returning temple servants

graving-tool, stylus for engraving metal or writing on tablets

bag, purse, typically for carrying valuables like silver

textual variant (ketiv) possibly meaning dung; replaced in qere tradition

Hariph, personal name meaning possibly 'autumn' or 'harvest'