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to tinkle, jingle, rattle (bangles or anklets); used of women's ostentatious adornment

Akhar (Achan), the Judahite who took devoted things at Jericho, bringing trouble on Israel

a venomous snake, possibly a viper or asp; alternately, a spider (textually uncertain)

above, over (Aramaic); used of spatial position of authority or superiority

Ulla, a descendant of Asher listed in the tribal genealogies

stammering, speaking unclearly or with difficulty (of speech impediment or foreign accent)

burnt offerings (Aramaic plural); animals completely consumed by fire as sacrifices to God

iniquity, injustice, wrongdoing; unrighteousness in action or character

leech, a blood-sucking creature used proverbially for insatiable greed

exultant, jubilant, triumphant; one who rejoices boisterously

pestle, an instrument for grinding or pounding grain in a mortar

furnace, crucible, or workshop (uncertain); a place or instrument for refining metal

deed, work, action; specifically referring to God's great deeds

exultation, rejoicing; jubilant celebration (with darker overtones in context)

roof chamber, upper room (Aramaic); an elevated room for prayer and private devotion

deeds, actions, practices; used of human conduct (especially wicked deeds)

to act childishly, behave like a child; used of immature or irresponsible leadership

to thrust, push into; used of forcing something downward (metaphorically of humiliation)

Almon, a Levitical city in Benjamin's territory, identical with Alemeth

Elamites, people from Elam (southwestern Iran); descendants of Shem's son Elam

to drink up, swallow greedily (uncertain); possibly textual corruption

ribs (Aramaic); the curved bones of the torso or sides of the body

fainted, enshrouded, covered; overcome physically or having senses obscured

the people, nation; used of Israel as God's covenant people

to cause to shake, make unstable; used of causing physical instability or wavering

standing place, position; the place where one stands or takes a stand

Ummah, a town in the territory of Asher

Ammizabad, a personal name meaning 'my kinsman has bestowed'

deep things, profound or hidden matters (Aramaic)

Amal, a personal name in the tribe of Asher

Amasiah, a Judahite officer under Jehoshaphat

Amad, a town in Asher's tribal territory

depth, the quality or extent of being deep

one who binds sheaves, a gatherer during harvest

wool (Aramaic), the soft hair of sheep

Amashsai, a priest in post-exilic Jerusalem

will dwell/howl, a verb of uncertain meaning in Isaiah 13:22

the poor, afflicted ones (Aramaic plural)

Anub, a personal name in the genealogy of Judah

humility, affliction; meekness or condescension

Anim, a town in the hill country of Judah

Anem, a Levitical city (variant spelling of En-gannim)

Anammelech, a deity worshiped by people from Sepharvaim

to bring clouds, to cover with clouds

clouds (Aramaic construct plural)

Anan, a personal name among those sealing Nehemiah's covenant

cloud, thick cloud or darkness

Anani, a descendant of David in post-exilic genealogy

full of branches, branching abundantly

confiscation, amercing; financial penalty