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ravine, hollow, low place or valley-bottom (possibly the shadowed depth)

bed, couch (a place for sleeping or reclining)

little, small, insignificant (with connotation of youth or inferiority)

Mizar, a mountain near Hermon (proper name of a geographical location)

hidden treasures, concealed riches stored away secretly

drink deeply, drain out, suck out (intensely consuming liquid nourishment)

hammer, a tool for driving nails and pegs or striking with force

hole, excavation, quarry (pit from which stone is dug)

reservoir, water storage basin or pool for collecting water

taking, receiving (especially the acceptance of bribes or corrupt payment)

wares, merchandise, goods bought and sold in trade

burning, place of burning incense (altar designated for offering fragrant smoke)

Makaz, a town in Israel (proper name of an administrative district location)

planes, scraping tools used by carpenters for shaping wood

rafters, roof beams, the structural timbers supporting a ceiling or roof

well-set hair, artistically arranged hair (possibly curls or elaborate styling)

cucumber field, garden plot where cucumbers are grown

drop, a small droplet of liquid (specifically hanging from a bucket)

Mara, a name meaning bitter (given by Naomi to express her grief and loss)

Merodach-baladan, king of Babylon (proper name of a historical ruler)

mirrors, polished metal surfaces used for seeing one's reflection

crop, the food storage organ in a bird's throat (containing partially digested food)

place at the head, the head-place (location near or at someone's head when lying down)

much, great capacity (containing or holding a large amount)

rest, repose (relief from labor or distress, tranquility of spirit)

sling, weapon for hurling stones (implement for projecting stones with force)

rest, repose (refreshment and relief, parallel to 'resting place')

rebellion, revolt (opposition against authority, especially against rulers)

rebellion, revolt (treacherous uprising against divine or human authority)

rebelliousness, stubbornness (quality of being rebellious or perversely obstinate)

Marduk, chief god of Babylon (proper name of Babylonian deity)

persecution, oppressive pursuit (act of pursuing to harm or oppress)

bitterness, grief (emotional pain or distress, especially sorrow of spirit)

bitterness, misery (inner anguish or suffering known to the sufferer's own heart)

Meroz, a town in northern Israel (proper name, location unknown, cursed for not helping)

crushed, having crushed testicles (condition making one ritually unfit for priestly service)

A running or race, particularly the competitive footrace mentioned in Ecclesiastes 9:11

Bodily treatments or rubbings, referring to cosmetic preparations applied during the year-long beautification process

Maroth, a town in Judah mentioned in Micah's prophetic lament over cities facing Assyrian invasion

A cry or feast of revelry, specifically the boisterous celebration of those who lounge at ease

A mourning-feast or house of mourning, where communal lamentation and funeral rites occurred

To rub or apply, specifically spreading a poultice or medicinal preparation onto the skin

To be plucked off or torn away, used of wings forcibly removed from a creature

Meri-Baal (meaning 'Baal is advocate' or 'hero of Baal'), Jonathan's son also known as Mephibosheth

Merayah, a priest serving during the high priesthood of Joiakim in post-exilic Jerusalem

Bitterness, specifically intense emotional anguish expressed in groaning or lamentation

Bitter, describing destruction or calamity that is harsh, grievous, and deadly

Weakness or timidity, particularly the fearful, fainthearted state God threatens as covenant curse

Market-place or place of trade, where merchants conduct commercial exchange and business

Mirmah, a Benjamite listed in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles