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Yizrachite — gentillic designation, possibly textual variant of 'Zerahite' (1 Chr 27:8)

together — adverb indicating collective action or state

Yachdo — personal name of a Gileadite (1 Chr 5:14)

Yachdiel — personal name of a Manassite chief (1 Chr 5:24), meaning 'God gives joy'

Yachzeyah — personal name of a leader during Ezra's reforms (Ezra 10:15), meaning 'Yahweh sees'

Yechizkiyahu — Hezekiah, king of Judah; here the father of an opponent of Jeremiah (2 Chr 28:12)

Yachzerah — personal name of a priest (1 Chr 9:12)

Yechiyah — personal name of a Levite who kept the ark (1 Chr 15:24), meaning 'may Yahweh live'

waiting — possibly participial adjective meaning 'one who waits' (Lam 3:26)

Jahleelite — gentillic designation for descendants of Jahleel (Num 26:26)

Yachmai — personal name of an Issacharite (1 Chr 7:2)

Jahzeelite — gentillic designation for descendants of Jahzeel (Num 26:48)

Yachtsiel — personal name of Naphtali's son (1 Chr 7:13), meaning 'God apportions'

genealogy, genealogical enrollment — record of ancestral lineage (Neh 7:5)

be good, seem good, be pleasing — verb expressing approval or propriety (Ezra 7:18)

Yotbah — place name, city in Judah, birthplace of King Manasseh's mother (2 Kgs 21:19)

Jachinite — gentillic designation for descendants of Jachin (Num 26:12)

Yalon — personal name of a Judahite (1 Chr 4:17)

howling — noun describing the sound of wilderness desolation (Deut 32:10)

to speak rashly, declare without thought

wallet, shepherd's pouch — receptacle for carrying items (1 Sam 17:40)

hot springs — thermal water sources found by Anah in the wilderness (Gen 36:24)

Yemimah — personal name of Job's daughter (Job 42:14)

Yamlekh — personal name of a Simeonite (1 Chr 4:34)

Yimna — personal name of an Asherite (1 Chr 7:35)

boast, glory — verb in reflexive form indicating self-exaltation (Isa 61:6)

Yimrah, a chief of the tribe of Asher mentioned in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles

Yanoach, a town in the extreme northern region of Israel conquered by Tiglath-Pileser III

Young shoots or tender sprouts, used metaphorically in Ezekiel for Israel as a cedar

Foundation or beginning, though textual criticism suggests reading as a verb form in Ezra 7:9

His foundation, referring to Zion in Psalm 87, with the city as the object of God's love

Uncertain form in Jeremiah 17:13, possibly related to departing or animal husbandry contexts

One who reproves or finds fault, a faultfinder who contends (Job 40:2)

Passive form: it shall be poured or anointed, regarding sacred anointing oil (Exodus 30:32)

Iscah, daughter of Haran and sister of Milcah in Genesis 11

Ismachiah, a Levite overseer during Hezekiah's reforms, possibly meaning 'Yahweh sustains'

Was added (Hophal perfect), referring to Daniel's restored understanding in Daniel 4:36

Shall sweep away, carrying off the false refuge (Isaiah 28:17)

Yeuel, a descendant of Zerah in the Chronicles genealogies

Yeuts, a Benjamite name in 1 Chronicles 8:10

Barbarous or fierce, describing a foreign invading people in Isaiah 33:19

Yaaziel, a Levite name in 1 Chronicles 15, possibly a textual variant of Aziel or Uzziel

He wrapped or covered me, used in Isaiah 61:10 of being clothed with salvation's robe

Have consulted or taken counsel (Aramaic Ithpael), reflexive counsel-taking in Daniel 6

Ya'khan, a Gadite name in 1 Chronicles 5:13

A graceful doe, used figuratively for a wife in Proverbs 5:19

Ya'nai, a Gadite name in 1 Chronicles 5:12

In weariness or swift flight, describing Gabriel's manner in Daniel 9:21

Ya'aqovah, a Simeonite name in 1 Chronicles 4:36

Ya'aqan, an Edomite name in 1 Chronicles 1:42, parallel to Akan in Genesis 36:27