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Ishbak/Yishbaq, son of Abraham and Keturah (Gen 25:2; 1 Chr 1:32)

Yoshbeqashah, son of Heman the temple musician (1 Chr 25:4, 24)

Ishvah/Yishvah, son of Asher in the tribal genealogies (Gen 46:17; 1 Chr 7:30)

Yishmayah/Yishmayahu, two men: a Gibeonite warrior (1 Chr 12:4) and a Zebulunite leader (1 Chr 27:19)

Jeshanah, a town on Ephraim's southern border (2 Chr 13:19) and possibly a gate in Jerusalem (Neh 12:39)

The Israelite, a gentilic adjective appearing in Leviticus 24:10 and possibly 2 Samuel 17:25

Abundance, riches; appears in parallel oracles against Moab (Isa 15:7; Jer 48:36)

Yithre'am/Yitream, David's sixth son born in Hebron (2 Sam 3:5; 1 Chr 3:3)

Yetheth/Jetheth, an Edomite chief listed in Genesis 36:40 and 1 Chronicles 1:51

Glorious, honorable; feminine adjective describing a bed (Ezek 23:41) and a queen (Ps 45:13)

Cabul/Kavul, a border town in Asher (Josh 19:27) and a district Solomon gave to Hiram (1 Kgs 9:13)

A woven covering, either a quilt or mosquito net made of goats' hair (1 Sam 19:13, 16)

Fetters, shackles; used in parallel with iron chains in Psalms 105:18 and 149:8

A precious stone, possibly ruby or carnelian; mentioned in Isaiah 54:12 and Ezekiel 27:16

To burn, scorch, brand; Niphal stem meaning to be scorched or burned (Prov 6:28; Isa 43:2)

A burn, burning; noun used in the lex talionis formula "burn for burn" (Exod 21:25)

a golden ornament worn as jewelry, possibly a bracelet or pendant

sacrificial cakes made for the worship of the Queen of Heaven

personal name meaning 'Cushite,' borne by two Israelites

a Cushite person or the designation 'the Cushite' for a specific individual

ancient Mesopotamian city from which Assyria transplanted colonists to Samaria

daughter of a Midianite leader, killed with Zimri for bringing plague upon Israel

a knave or scoundrel who schemes evil

a man in Judah's genealogy and father of one of David's officers

an Israelite who had married a foreign wife during the exile

vigor, physical strength, or prime of life

ancient Assyrian city built by Nimrod, later called Nimrud

father of Shallun and ancestor in Judah, name meaning 'all of him is seer'

annihilation, complete destruction, or failing (as of eyesight)

one of the wise men whom Solomon surpassed in wisdom

to complete, perfect, or bring to full beauty

to be completed or finished (Aramaic)

ancient city conquered by Assyria, possibly Calneh or the same as Kullani

merchant, trader (from the ethnic designation Canaanite)

companions, colleagues, or associates (Aramaic loan-word)

full moon, the lunar month's midpoint

Chaldean, either by ethnicity or as member of the learned/priestly class (Aramaic)

covering, specifically a covering of animal skins for the tabernacle

to cut off or cut down, as plants or thorns

confidence, hope, or the security one trusts in

descendants of Mizraim (Egypt), an unidentified people group

to trim, clip, or shear (as hair)

Casiphia, a Babylonian location where temple servants were found

magic bands or amulets sewn by false prophetesses

rocks or rocky places serving as refuge or dwelling

hunger, famine, or severe food shortage

village or unwalled settlement

henna, a fragrant flowering plant used in cosmetics and beloved imagery

village of the Ammonite(s), a Benjamite town

to buy, acquire, or obtain by trade