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winding, a wrap or turban

jar, pot (for storing manna)

pipes, channels (for conducting oil to lamps)

armlets, ornamental bands for the upper arm

Zair, a location near Edom

youth, younger state

wander, travel, depart (of tents being moved)

formed objects, images, sculptural work (particularly of cherubim)

contract, shrivel, draw together (of skin clinging to bones)

outflow, flowing (of blood)

Zephon (son of Gad, progenitor of Zephonite clan)

Zaphon (town on east bank of Jordan in Gad's territory)

the northerner, invader from the north (possibly locusts or foreign army)

the Zephonite (descendant of Zephon, member of Gadite clan)

watchtower, outlook-post; act of watching

Ziphion (son of Gad, alternate form of Zephon)

flat cake, wafer (thin bread)

Zophim (high place where Balaam blessed Israel)

treasure, that which is treasured or stored up

male goats, he-goats

carpet, rug (spread out for reclining); possibly watchtower

Zaphenath-Paneah (Egyptian throne name given to Joseph)

viper, poisonous serpent

offshoots, descendants (as shoots from a plant)

willow tree (possibly from rustling sound)

depart early, leave (possibly at dawn)

Zephath (Canaanite city, later called Hormah)

capital (of a pillar), plated top

Zephathah (valley near Mareshah in Judah)

sack, wallet, bag (for carrying provisions)

flint, hard stone/pebble

Zer (fortified city in Naphtali's territory)

be scorched, burned, singed

scorching, burning (of fire or words)

rival wife, co-wife (in polygamous household)

Zeruah (mother of King Jeroboam I)

Zeror (Benjaminite ancestor of Saul, Kish's grandfather)

Zeri (Levitical musician, son of Jeduthun)

need, requirement, necessity

goldsmith, metalworker (as collective guild designation)

distress, cause distress, be in straits

make a rival wife, take as co-wife

Zererah (location in Israel, possibly textually corrupt for Zarethan)

Zereth (descendant of Judah)

Zereth-shahar (town in Reuben's territory, possibly meaning 'splendor of dawn')

vomit, what is vomited up

a dry measure of capacity equal to approximately 2 liters, one-sixth of a seah

the stomach or fourth stomach chamber of a ruminant animal used in sacrifice

belly or stomach, used of a woman in a context of violent death

a large vaulted tent or pavilion, possibly used as a dwelling or for immoral purposes