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To be abundant, excessive, or multiplied; used of abundant kisses or multiplied words

Ether: a town in Judah (Joshua 15:42) and Simeon (Joshua 19:7)

Branches or boughs; the spreading limbs of a tree

A disputed term possibly meaning paleness, glow, or blackness; the meaning is very uncertain

Occurrence, chance, or happening; an event that takes place

To be exhausted, faint, or too weary to continue; used of physical collapse from fatigue

Padon, head of a Nethinim family who returned from exile (Ezra 2:44; Nehemiah 7:47)

Redemption price, ransom payment for a life (פִּדְיוֹן נֶפֶשׁ)

Putiel, father-in-law of Aaron's son Eleazar (Exodus 6:25)

Beans, a legume used for food (2 Samuel 17:28; Ezekiel 4:9)

Punon, a wilderness station between Petra and the Dead Sea (Numbers 33:42-43)

Flow, overflow, spread out (of springs or cities; Proverbs 5:16; Zechariah 1:17)

Break, shatter, dash to pieces (Jeremiah 23:29; Job 16:12)

Reel, totter, stagger (of drunken movement or idol instability; Isaiah 28:7; Jeremiah 10:4)

Winepress, the vessel where grapes are trodden to extract juice (Isaiah 63:3; Haggai 2:16)

Show agility, leap nimbly (in dance or physical strength; Genesis 49:24; 2 Samuel 6:16)

Metal plates, thin sheets of hammered gold or bronze (Exodus 39:3; Numbers 16:38)

Thigh, the upper leg (Job 40:17, describing Behemoth's powerful thighs)

Reckless, wanton, extravagant (of dangerous or immoral persons; Judges 9:4; Zephaniah 3:4)

Tunic or leggings, a garment (Daniel 3:21, worn by the three young men in the furnace)

Soot, fine ash from a furnace (Exodus 9:8, 10, used in the plague of boils)

Pinon, an Edomite chief (Genesis 36:41; 1 Chronicles 1:52)

Two-edged or threshing sledge (Psalm 149:6; Isaiah 41:15, describing sharp instruments)

Pithon, a descendant of King Saul (1 Chronicles 8:35; 9:41)

Pelet, a personal name appearing in Judahite and Benjamite genealogies (1 Chronicles 2:47; 12:3)

Deliverance or deliver (imperative/noun; Psalm 32:7; 56:7)

Palti, personal name of two men: a spy from Benjamin and Michal's second husband (Numbers 13:9; 1 Samuel 25:44)

Paltiel, personal name: a tribal leader from Issachar and Michal's husband (Numbers 34:26; 2 Samuel 3:15)

Pelaiah, a Levite who helped Ezra teach the law (Nehemiah 8:7; 10:10)

Balance, scale, weighing device (Proverbs 16:11; Isaiah 40:12)

Palm of the hand (Daniel 5:5, 24, where the hand writes on the wall)

Pau/Pai, a city in Edom, royal residence of King Hadar (Genesis 36:39; 1 Chronicles 1:50)

Peel, strip bark from branches (Genesis 30:37-38, Jacob's breeding strategy)

Pekod, a Babylonian tribe in southeastern Mesopotamia (Jeremiah 50:21; Ezekiel 23:23)

Seeing, sighted, able to see (Exodus 4:11; 23:8, opposite of blind)

Opening wide (of eyes or prison; Isaiah 61:1, promising release to captives)

Purah, Gideon's servant who accompanied him to spy on the Midianite camp (Judges 7:10-11)

Peruda/Perida, ancestor of a family of temple servants who returned from exile (Ezra 2:55; Nehemiah 7:57)

Warriors or villagers (Habakkuk 3:14, describing leaders or fighting men)

Villagers, rural population, or leadership (Judges 5:7, 11)

Flying things, birds (Ezekiel 13:20, in a difficult metaphor about false prophecy)

Half-mina or 'divided' (Daniel 5:25, 28, from the handwriting on the wall)

Bearded vulture, ossifrage, a large bird of prey (Leviticus 11:13; Deuteronomy 14:12)

Persian (Daniel 6:28, describing the empire after Darius the Mede)

Long hair, unbound locks (Numbers 6:5; Ezekiel 44:20)

Leaders or long-haired warriors (Judges 5:2; Deuteronomy 32:42, with uncertain meaning)

Hophra, pharaoh of Egypt who reigned 589-570 BC, mentioned in prophecy against Egypt

flea, a tiny jumping insect used figuratively to express insignificance or unworthiness

crossroads; plunder snatched away; a junction or parting of ways, or goods violently seized

exact statement, detailed account, or full explanation of a matter