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melting, dissolving (noun describing the process of melting away, used of a snail leaving a slime trail)

guideposts, waymarks, signposts (plural noun for markers showing the way, used metaphorically)

like the monster, like the serpent (preposition + noun, describing Pharaoh as a sea monster or dragon)

second (Aramaic ordinal number, feminine form, denoting second in sequence)

a second time, again (Aramaic adverb meaning 'the second time,' indicating repetition)

from my fasting, from my affliction (preposition + noun with suffix, possibly referring to self-denial or distress)

might, power (plural intensive form emphasizing abundant strength or overwhelming force)

Tappuach (personal name; son of Hebron in Judah's genealogy, 1 Chronicles 2:43)

dispersions, scatterings (noun describing the state or act of being scattered abroad)

baked pieces, broken fragments (uncertain term, possibly describing pieces of a grain offering)

Tophel (place name; location in or near the Arabah mentioned in Deuteronomy 1:1)

horror, terror (specifically the dread or fear that someone inspires in others)

spitting, act of spitting (specifically spitting in someone's face as an expression of contempt)

Topheth (place name; location associated with burning, used figuratively for divine judgment on Assyria)

ability to stand, power to stand (capacity to maintain one's position before an enemy or threat)

those rising against (participle describing people who rise up in opposition or rebellion)

trumpet, ram's horn (blast instrument used for signaling; possibly infinitive 'blowing' rather than noun)

one stronger, the mighty one (comparative form: someone stronger than another)

you have been weighed (Aramaic verb; examined and evaluated, as on scales)

I was established, restored (Aramaic Hophal: brought back into proper order or position)

blast of horn, trumpet sound (the sound produced by blowing a ram's horn or trumpet)

might, strength (Aramaic noun denoting power or forceful capability)

the strength, the might (Aramaic emphatic form; definite power or dominion)

Taralah (place name; town in Benjamin's tribal territory, Joshua 18:27)

brood of, offspring of (contemptuous term for descendants or progeny)

taught to walk, trained to walk (caused to practice walking, as in teaching a child to take steps)

translated (Aramaic passive participle; rendered from one language to another)

contribution, offering (a secondary or subdivision portion set apart as sacred)

healing, medicinal purpose (the restorative or curative function)

a cypress, holm-tree (uncertain tree species, possibly cypress or oak)

Tirhanah (personal name; descendant of Caleb in Judah's genealogy, 1 Chronicles 2:48)

deceit, deception (fraudulent misrepresentation, especially in false prophecy)

in deceit, treacherously (possibly corrupt text; alternate reading suggests 'to Arumah' as place name)

gatekeepers, doorkeepers (Aramaic; temple personnel who guard entrances)

Tirathites (family name; Kenite family descended from scribes, 1 Chronicles 2:55)

Tartak (divine name; deity worshiped by the Avvites, 2 Kings 17:31)

checkered, embroidered (textile work with patterned or plaited design)

pledge, deposit (something entrusted to another as security or safekeeping)

gift, present (something brought or offered, possibly as payment or tribute)

come!, come on!; imperative-turned-interjection urging action or attention

holy, sacred, set apart for God; pure, consecrated to divine service

incorruptible, imperishable; not subject to decay or corruption; morally pure and uncorrupted

shameful, disgraceful, base; ugly or deformed in appearance; morally dishonorable or bringing shame

culpable, responsible, guilty; the cause or reason for something; one who is blameworthy or has committed an offense

unclean, impure, defiled; ceremonially impure or morally corrupt; foul or contaminated

unrestrained, uncontrollable; unable to be held back or checked

exact, accurate, precise; of persons: strict, careful; of actions: done with precision

Amon, king of Judah, appearing in Matthew's genealogy

drive back, repel; check or stop motion; restrain, hinder

to serve as proconsul, hold the office of proconsul