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With quaking; describes the trembling manner in which Ezekiel is commanded to eat, symbolizing Jerusalem's distress

Regem; a descendant of Caleb listed in 1 Chronicles 2:47, name possibly related to 'friend' in Arabic cognates

Their throng; likely textual error for 'their company,' referring to worshipers in Psalm 68:27

Regem-Melech; a Jewish leader sent to inquire about fasting in Zechariah 7:2, name means 'friend of the king'

Hardens; describes skin crusting over in Job 7:5, possibly related to coagulation or skin disease crusting

Quiet ones; refers to peaceful, tranquil people of the land in Psalm 35:20, contrasted with the wicked

They rage; describes nations in tumultuous uproar against God's anointed in Psalm 2:1

In the throng; refers to the crowded assembly of worshipers in Psalm 55:14, walking together to God's house

From the tumult; refers to the noisy conspiracy of evildoers in Psalm 64:2, asking God for protection from chaos

Raddai; listed as the fifth son of Jesse in 1 Chronicles 2:14, making him David's older brother

The proud; refers to arrogant people in Psalm 40:4, though text is uncertain and may need emendation

Their span; possibly refers to human life's extent or pride in Psalm 90:10, though text and meaning are debated

Fear, be terrified; a rare and textually uncertain verb in Isaiah 44:8, likely requiring emendation

In the tresses; refers to flowing locks of hair in Song of Songs 7:5, part of admiring description of the beloved

It bred; describes manna producing worms when kept overnight, used in Exodus 16:20 about disobedience

On high; an adverb describing upward direction in Habakkuk 3:10, where the deep lifts its hands high

Rumah — a place name appearing in the account of King Jehoiakim's lineage

haughtily — with arrogant bearing, in an elevated or prideful manner

exaltation — praise, extolling, or song of praise directed to God

exaltations — praises, songs of exaltation (plural construct form)

tremble — to shake, quiver, or rock back and forth

flowing — to flow or run, especially of bodily discharges

Rezon — the founder of an Aramean kingdom in Damascus during Solomon's reign

prince, potentate — a ruler or person of high rank and authority

flash, wink — to flash or blink the eyes, possibly in anger

far — distant, remote, at a distance (Aramaic)

Raham — a personal name in the genealogy of Judah

compassion — mercy, tender feelings, pity (Aramaic plural intensive)

womb — the female reproductive organ; metaphorically, the place of origin or birth

compassionate — showing mercy, tender-hearted, merciful (feminine plural adjective)

tremble — to grow soft, relax, or shake (of bones in fear)

trust — to rely on, have confidence in, set one's trust upon (Aramaic)

those departing — those who are far from, those who remove themselves (participle as substantive)

overflow, be astir — to bubble up, boil over, stir with words or emotion

winnowing shovel — an agricultural tool for separating grain from chaff

be wet, be moist — to be drenched or moistened

moist, juicy, fresh — full of sap, green, thriving

trembling, panic — sudden fear, shaking terror

grow fresh — to become fresh, rejuvenated, or restored (of flesh)

moisture — wetness, water content

smell, odor — scent, particularly absence of smell (Aramaic)

Diphath — a descendant of Japheth, son of Gomer (variant spelling)

Riphath — a descendant of Japheth, son of Gomer

tenderness, delicacy — softness, refinement, gentle upbringing

riding — the act of riding, riding equipment or saddle cloths

Recah — a place name in the territory of Judah

chariot — a riding vehicle, divine chariot (poetic)

Racal — a place in southern Judah (possibly textual error for Carmel)

rough places — rugged terrain, mountain ridges, or uneven ground

conspiracies — plots, schemes, or bands of conspirators