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with the ink (prepositional phrase, Baruch's writing medium for Jeremiah's scroll)

and Di-zahab (place name meaning 'of gold,' location of Moses's final address to Israel)

and Dimonah (place name in southern Judah, possibly identical with Dibon)

and judges (Aramaic plural noun, legal officials in Artaxerxes's authorization to Ezra)

Dinaye (uncertain term in Ezra 4:9, possibly ethnic name or reading 'judges' as Persian title)

threshing (noun, the process of threshing grain, in promise of agricultural abundance)

A clean animal, likely a mountain goat or ibex, permitted for food under Mosaic law

Dust or powder, specifically referring to finely pulverized matter

Crushing or violent injury, particularly used for genital damage disqualifying from assembly

The pounding or crashing of waves, describing the violent action of water

A memorandum, record, or written document preserved for official reference

A town in the lowland territory allotted to the tribe of Judah

One of Haman's ten sons, executed in the events of Purim

Burning, ablaze; used of fire in active combustion

Inflammation or burning fever, a disease characterized by internal heat

A door or gate, used figuratively for the opening of the lips

One silenced, destroyed, or brought to ruin; the state of being made desolate

Likeness, resemblance, or similarity; the quality of being like something else

Wail, lament; to cry out in distress or mourning (disputed; may mean 'be silent')

A Levitical city in the territory of Zebulun, possibly identical with Rimmon

Flowing juice, specifically wine or oil from pressed grapes or olives

Damask or Damascus; uncertain term possibly referring to fabric, the city, or a couch style

A town in the hill country of Judah, near Debir (Kiriath-sepher)

A blemish, fault, or defect; slander or accusation alleging someone's flaw

A thin curtain or veil; something fine and gauze-like used for covering

Pearl or mother-of-pearl; a precious lustrous gem from oysters

An ox goad or pointed stick used for driving and directing cattle

Goads, sharp-pointed implements; used metaphorically for piercing, directing words of wisdom

Darda, one of the legendary wise men surpassed by Solomon's wisdom

Arms (of the body); specifically the upper limbs of the human form

Dara, a wise man from Judah's lineage; variant spelling of Darda

Behold! Lo! A demonstrative particle drawing attention to something present or imminent

Even as, just as; an emphatic particle strengthening comparison or correspondence

Sacrificial offerings or gifts; possibly roasted meat offerings of uncertain derivation

Meditation, musing, or contemplation; the internal activity of reflective thought

Appropriate, suitable, or fitting; properly corresponding to its context (uncertain)

A shout or echo, particularly the sound reverberating from mountains

To stretch out or extend (the hand); to reach forth toward something

Hadoram, an official under King Rehoboam; variant form of Adoniram

Hiddai, one of David's thirty mighty warriors from the tribe of Benjamin

To cast down, tread down, or trample; to forcefully bring low

Hadassah, the Hebrew name of Queen Esther, meaning 'myrtle'

Hadar, an Edomite king; Aramaic variant form of the name Hadad

Splendor, magnificence, or honor; the glory or majesty of royal status

interjection of distress: alas! woe!

To fall or come down; used of snow falling earthward

Hod — personal name meaning 'splendor' or 'vigor', a descendant of Asher

Hodevah — variant form of Hodaviah, a Levitical family name

Hoham — Canaanite king of Hebron during Joshua's conquest

madness, folly of an extreme or evil nature