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Ziddim (or Tsiddim), a fortified city in the territory of Naphtali

righteousness, right-doing (Aramaic); moral uprightness and justice

polished, gleaming; bronze or metal brought to a high shine

to neigh (like a horse); expressing lustful or jubilant excitement

to make shine, cause to gleam; bringing brightness to the face

to press oil, extract oil from olives; the labor of oil production

roof, covering; the top of the ark, possibly a skylight or roof structure

necklaces, ornaments worn around the neck; jewelry suggesting beauty and adornment

to provision oneself, take as provisions; gathering food supplies for a journey

to cry aloud, shout; a loud vocal expression of joy or distress

the deep, ocean abyss; the primordial or oceanic depths

to gaze, peer, look intently; watching through an opening

distress, constraint; pressure and difficulty of the times

to fashion, form, shape; creating or delineating an object

Zuriel, a Levite leader; name meaning 'my rock is God' or 'God is my rock'

to kindle, burn, set on fire (causative); I would set it ablaze

parched, dried out from thirst or heat

to be dazzling, gleaming white

scorched land, parched desert ground

stench, foul smell

scorched regions, drought-stricken places

reddish-gray, tawny (of wool or possibly a place name)

tawny, light-colored (of donkeys)

hunters

pillory, restraining collar or stocks

Zior, a town in the hill country of Judah

wings (possibly wing-feathers, meaning uncertain)

Ziz, the name of an ascent near the Dead Sea

blossom, flower (in construct state)

hinge, pivot (of a door)

to take provisions, supply oneself with food for a journey

cooking pot, pan

jar, small container

to sink, be submerged (in water)

Hazelelponi, a female name in Judah's genealogy

Zalmon, one of David's mighty warriors

Zalaph, father of a wall-builder under Nehemiah

Zelzah, a location in Benjamin

whirring, buzzing (of insects' wings)

fish-spear, harpoon

locust (of a whirring type), cricket

parched condition, state of being dried out from thirst

cover, lid (of a vessel)

to dry up, shrivel, wither

hooks, barbs (for fishing or dragging)

coolness, cold

dried up, withered, hardened

Zaanan, a town in Judah's Shephelah

to walk humbly, conduct oneself with humility

humble, modest (in character)