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mouth, speech, organ of speaking

measured, extend, be prolonged (conjugated form)

tax, tribute, royal levy

fury, rage, arrogance (textual emendation)

enticements, things that lead astray

dwelling, habitation (Aramaic)

ruin, downfall; means or occasion of stumbling

thrust (repeated), blow after blow; violent pushing

the Mede; Median (gentilic adjective)

the Madai; Median (variant gentilic form)

Middin; a city in the wilderness of Judah

mortar (for grinding); stone vessel for pounding grain

Madmen; a town in Moab

dung-place, dung-pit; place of refuse

Madmenah; a town in Benjamin north of Jerusalem

the Medanites; descendants of Medan (son of Keturah)

thrusts (of a sword); stabbing blows

tread, treading-place; place for the foot to step

my threshed one; what has been beaten out (term of endearment)

Mehuman; a eunuch serving King Ahasuerus

diluted, weakened (of wine mixed with water)

access, free movement; places where one may walk

praise (of someone); what is said in commendation

pits, watery depths; floods or abysses

acquired by paying bride-price; hastened after (textually uncertain)

hastening, swift; speedy (adjective)

illusions, mockeries; deceptive flattering words

entrances, places of coming in; ingress points

measured, shook; caused to tremble (Polel form)

kinship, family connection; our relative

circumcision; the rite of removing the foreskin

Molid; a descendant of Judah

surrounding, encompassing; structural circuit (obscure architectural term)

foundation, appointment; rod of appointment (punishment)

Moserah; wilderness station where Aaron died

ranks, military formations; appointed positions in battle array

appointed (for refuge); designated cities of asylum

Moadyah; a priest in Zerubbabel's time

slipping, unsteady (foot); unstable, tottering

gloom, deep darkness; oppressive murk

compression, distress; crushing pressure (Aramaic loanword)

extortioner, oppressor; one who squeezes resources from others

goings out, origins; places of going forth (ancestry or exits)

mock, deride; speak with contempt

hearth, altar-hearth; surface where burnt offering is consumed

fear, terror (as something appointed); awe-inspiring display

Moresheth-Gath, a town in Judah near Gath, likely the home of the prophet Micah

Cords, bands, or ropes, specifically the legendary cords by which Orion is bound in the heavens

Saving acts, deliverances, plural of salvation referring to God's repeated rescues

Death (Aramaic), the cessation of life, appearing in Ezra's account of Persian judicial decrees