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Cherub, a location in Babylonia from which returnees came

the brook Cherith where Elijah hid during the drought

the border, rim, or ledge of the altar

designation for someone from Carmel, either the town or the region

Cheran, an Edomite chief in Seir

dancing, whirling in celebration

wall (Aramaic)

Lo-Ruhamah (not pitied), symbolic name of Hosea's daughter

make cakes (denominative from heart/cake)

garment, clothing (Aramaic)

lion, lioness (poetic Aramaic form)

Lebanah/Lebana, head of a family of returning exiles

poplar (or styrax), a tree with white features

the Libnite, a family group descended from Libni

Lehabim, a people group descended from Mizraim (Egypt)

flame (of sword); enchantments

swallow greedily, devour as dainties

Hallohesh, a leader in Nehemiah's Jerusalem

wreath of grace, garland

intestines, bowels, flesh (uncertain)

myrrh, ladanum (aromatic resin)

Laish, father of Paltiel (Michal's second husband)

Lemuel, king of Massa (recipient of Proverbs 31 oracle)

mockers, scoffers (adjective/noun)

gleaning, what is gleaned (from harvest)

late crop, spring growth after early harvest

juice, moisture, sap (of body or food)

jacinth, a precious stone (possibly amber or ligure)

Leshem, ancient name of the city Dan

what? (Aramaic interrogative)

the Tower of the Hundred, a tower on Jerusalem's wall

blemish, spot, defect (physical or moral)

fuel for fire

word, command (Aramaic)

flow, melt away, dissolve (Niphal of maas)

confusion, consternation, perplexity

rash utterance, impulsive statement (from lips)

Mibzar, an Edomite chief

fugitives (from battle or danger)

Magdiel, an Edomite chief

terror, fear, dread (thing feared)

storehouse, granary; (or) fears/terrors

Magor-Missabib (Terror on Every Side), symbolic name

sickle, harvesting tool

cast down, hurl, throw

Migron, a place near Gibeah/Michmash

garment (noun); occurs only in 2 Sam 10:4 and 1 Chr 19:4 referring to the garments of David's messengers

disease, sickness (noun); specifically 'diseases of Egypt' in Deut 7:15 and 28:60

Madon (proper noun); a Canaanite royal city in northern Israel conquered by Joshua

pile, pyre (noun); a heap of combustible materials, especially wood arranged for burning