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assemblage, collection, or gathered mass (especially of idols)

a battering ram or attacking engine used in siege warfare

before, in front of, or publicly (possibly an Aramaism)

a gathering or collection, used metaphorically in Ezekiel's furnace imagery

Kibzaim, a Levitical city in the territory of Ephraim

ancient, of long standing (meaning disputed); possibly 'of attack' or a place name

eastern, oriented toward the east

the Kadmonites, an ancient people group in Canaan listed in God's covenant with Abraham

darkness, gloom, or blackness

mournfully, in the manner of mourners, with lamentation

lightness, frivolity, or moral shallowness (or possibly 'voice' as a variant)

uprightness, erect posture; metaphorically, the bearing of free persons rather than slaves

Koa, a people group mentioned alongside Babylonians and Chaldeans in Ezekiel's prophecy

to pass the summer, to spend the summer season

to lay bait, to set a snare or trap (metaphorically, to entrap in injustice)

Kushaiah, a Levite mentioned in genealogical records

a little, a small amount (meaning uncertain, possibly textually corrupt)

destruction, ruin, especially from plague or pestilence

incense, the smoke of sacrifice rising from the altar

to break, snap, or be cut off (meaning highly uncertain, possibly corrupt text)

slaughter, killing, especially violent killing in battle

Hakkatan ('the small one' or 'the youngest'), a post-exilic personal name

incense, that which is burned in worship

incense altars, structures or implements for burning incense

enclosed, shut in; possibly 'small' (text likely corrupt)

incense, the smoke of offerings burned to idols or to YHWH

Kitron, a city in Zebulun's territory that Israel failed to conquer

Qattath, a town in Zebulun's inheritance, possibly identical with Kitron

to vomit (possibly a textual variant of the standard form)

summer, the hot season of the year

adversary, opponent; possibly 'substance' or 'possessions' (text uncertain)

rising up, the act of standing or getting up

spear or javelin, a weapon used in combat

Kinah, a town in southern Judah near the Edomite border

disgrace, shame, or ignominy (possibly an intensive form)

Kir of [place], a geographic designation in Moab (full name uncertain)

Levite name in 1 Chronicles, possibly meaning 'Yahweh has girded' or variant of Qishi

Physical defect in sacrificial animals: stunted, drawn in, or undergrown

Post-exilic priest in the time of Nehemiah's reforms

Post-exilic Israelite, possibly meaning 'voice of Yahweh,' who had married a foreign wife

Mocking, derision, or scorn directed at Jerusalem for its sins

Soldiers equipped with slings for hurling stones in warfare

Light, worthless, or contemptible (describing the manna as despised bread)

Agricultural implement, possibly a three-pronged fork or pitchfork

Place in Gilead where the judge Jair was buried

Thorny weeds or nettles symbolizing agricultural desolation and judgment

To purchase or acquire with money (Aramaic)

Snares or traps for words; possibly 'ends' in the sense of limits or conclusions

To strip off or pluck away (fruit from a vine)

Permanent marking, incision, or tattoo on the skin