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Edges or pieces of fat from sacrificial animals; suet portions in offerings

Superabundance of fat; excessive bodily fatness as a metaphor for complacency

Tottering, shaking; the trembling of knees in terror or weakness

Pishon: one of the four rivers flowing from Eden in Genesis 2

Trickling, flowing gently; water seeping or flowing out gradually

The Palluites: descendants of Pallu, a clan within the tribe of Reuben

Divided, split; being partitioned or separated into parts (Aramaic)

Half, portion; one-half of a whole (Aramaic)

Streams, divisions; channels of water or possibly subdivisions of a tribe

In their divisions; according to organizational sections or courses (Aramaic)

Steel or iron fittings; hardened metal fixtures or ornaments on chariots

Pildash: son of Nahor and Milcah, Abraham's nephew

Pilha: post-exilic Israelite leader who sealed Nehemiah's covenant

For the service; for the worship or cultic ministry (Aramaic)

The Paltite: a gentile designation from Beth-pelet in Judah

Piltai: a priestly family head during the high priesthood of Joiakim

Pelaiah: a descendant of David in the post-exilic period

Decision, arbitration; the rendering of judicial judgment or mediation

For judges; requiring judicial attention, a crime calling for legal judgment

Judgment, rendering decisions; the judicial or prophetic function of determining cases

Palal: a wall-builder who helped repair Jerusalem's fortifications under Nehemiah

Pelaliah: a priest, son of Amzi, in post-exilic Jerusalem

To a certain one; to someone unnamed or unspecified (Aramaic pronoun)

Tremble, shudder; shake violently in response to cosmic disturbance

The corners; angular points or extremities of structures or territories

Pannag: an unknown food product or grain, possibly confections or special cakes

One who pampers; someone who indulges or treats with excessive leniency

Go through, pass between; traverse or carefully examine (uncertain derivation)

In Pas-dammim: at a place name meaning 'boundary of blood' or 'portion of blood' in Judah

An abundance, a handful; plenty or sufficient amount (textually uncertain)

Pasakh: an Asherite, son of Japhlet in tribal genealogy

Have vanished, disappeared; ceased to exist or be found

Pispah: an Asherite, son of Jether in tribal genealogy

I will groan; utter sounds of labor or distress (onomatopoetic)

Peullethai: a Levite gatekeeper, son of Obed-edom in David's time

Paarai: one of David's mighty warriors from Arabah

uncertain term appearing once in 1 Samuel 13:21, possibly relating to charges, fees, or tool sharpening

peeled spots or stripes on rods, appearing in Genesis 30:37 in Jacob's breeding strategy

to split open, tear apart, used of God causing the earth to split in Psalm 60:2

Happizzez, a priestly name appearing in the division of priestly courses in 1 Chronicles 24:15

to be deposited, entrusted (Hofal stem of פָקַד), appearing once in Leviticus 6:4

accounts, records, or expenses related to the tabernacle construction in Exodus 38:21

oversight, watch, guard duty; appears as 'officer of the guard' in Jeremiah 37:13

wild gourds, likely colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis), poisonous wild cucumbers mentioned in 2 Kings 4:39

to be fruitful, bear fruit (Hifil form), appearing in Hosea 13:15 with wordplay on Ephraim's name

Piram, a Canaanite king of Jarmuth who joined the coalition against Gibeon in Joshua 10:3

seeds, grains, or kernels (possibly 'separated ones'), appearing in Joel 1:17 describing agricultural devastation

Parah, a town in the territory of Benjamin listed in Joshua 18:23

moles (as diggers), possibly in Isaiah 2:20, though the Hebrew text is textually problematic

Paruah, father of Jehoshaphat who was Solomon's district governor in Issachar (1 Kings 4:17)