ITS ORIGINAL LANGUAGE.

• AARON, Ay´-ron, lofty, mountainous.
• Abad´don, the destroyer.
• Abagtha, Ab-ag´-tha, father of the wine press.
• Abana, Ab-ay´-nah, stony.
• Abarim, Ab´-a-rim, passages.
• Ab´aron, strength.
• Ab´ba, father.
• Ab´da, a servant.
• Ab´di, my servant.
• Abdiel, Ab´-de-el, a servant of God.
• Ab´don, a servant.
• Abed-nego, A-bed´-ne-go, servant of light.
• A´bel, vanity, vapour, mourning.
• Abel-beth-maachah, Ay´-bel-beth-ma-ay´-kah, mourning of the house of Maachah.
• A´bel-ma´im, the mourning of the waters.
• Abel-meholah, Ay´-bel-me-ho´-lah, mourning of weakness, of sickness.
• Abel-mizraim, Ay´-bel-miz-ra´-im, the mourning of the Egyptians.
• A´bel-shit´tim, mourning of the thorns.
• A´bez, an egg, muddy.
• Abi, A´-be, my father.
• Abiah, Ab-i´-ah, the Lord is my father.
• Abi´ahil, the father of light or praise.
• Abi-albon, Ab-e-al´-bon, intelligent father.
• Ab´iam, the father of the sea.
• Abi-as´aph, a gathering or consuming father.
• Abiathar, Ab-i´-a-thar, excellent father.
• A´bib, green fruits, ears of corn.
• Abi´dah, father of knowledge.
• Abi´dan, father of judgment.
• Abiel, Ab´-e-el, God my father.
• Abiezer, Ab-e-e´-zer, father of help.
• Abi-ezrite, Ab-e-ez´-rite.
• Abigail, Ab´-e-gal, the joy of the father.
• Abi´-gibeon, the father of the cup, father of Gibeon.
• Abihail, Ab-e-hay´-il, the father of strength.
• Abi´hu, he is my father, or his father.
• Abi´hud, the father of praise or confession.
• Abijah, Ab-i´-jah, the will of the Lord.
• Abi´jam, father of the sea.
• Abilene, Ab-e-le´-ne, the father of the apartment, or of mourning.
• Abimael, Ab-be-may´-el, a father sent from God, my father comes from God.
• Abimelech, Ab-im´-me-lek, father of the king.
• Abinadab, Ab-in´-na-dab, father of willingness, my father is a prince.
• Abinoam, Ab-in´-no-am, father of beauty or comeliness, my father is beautiful.
• Abiram, Ab-i´-ram, a high father, father of
• fraud.
• Abishag, Ab´-be-shag, ignorance of the father.
• Abishai, Ab-bish´-a-i, the present of my father, the father of the sacrifice.
• Abishalom, Ab-bish´-a-lom, the father of peace, the recompence of the father.
• Abishua, Ab-bish´-u-a, father of salvation or of magnificence.
• Abishur, Ab´-be-shur, the father of the wall or of uprightness.
• Abital, Ab´-be-tal, the father of the dew.
• Abitub, Ab´-be-tub, father of goodness.
• Abiud, Ab´-be-ud, father of praise.
• Ab´ner, father of light, the son of the father.
• A´braham, the father of a great multitude.
• A´bram, a high father, the father of elevation.
• Ab´salom, father of peace.
• Accad, Ak´-ad, a pitcher, a sparkle.
• Accho, Ak´-ko, close, pressed together.
• Aceldama, A-kel´-da-mah, the field of blood.
• Achaia, A-kay´-yah, grief, trouble.
• Achaicus, A-kay´-e-kus, a native of Achaia.
• Achan, Achar, A´-kan, A´-kar, he that troubles and bruises.
• Achbor, Ak´-bor, a rat, bruising.
• Achim, A´-kim, preparing, confirming, revenging.
• Achir, A´-ker, the brother’s light.
• Achish, A´-kish, thus it is, how is this?
• Achmetha, Ak´-me-thah.
• Achor, A´-kor, trouble.
• Achsah, Ak´-sah, adorned, bursting of the veil.
• Achshaph, Ak´-shaph, poison, tricks, one that breaks, the brim of any thing.
• Achzib, Ak´-zib, liar, one that runs.
• Adadah, Ad´-a-dah, the testimony of the assembly.
• Adah, Ay´-dah, an assembly.
• Adaiah, Ad-a´-yah, the witness of the Lord.
• Adaliah, Ad-a-ly´-ah, one that draws water, poverty, cloud, death.
• Ad´am, earthy, taken out of red earth.
• Adamah, Ad´-da-mah, red earth.
• Adami, Ad´-da-my, my man, red, earthy.
• A´dar, high, eminent.
• Adbeel, Ad´-be-el, a vapour, a cloud of God, a vexer of God.
• Ad´di, my witness, adorned, passage, prey.
• Ad´don, basis, foundation, the Lord.
• Adiel, Ad´-i-el, the witness of the Lord.
• Adin, Ad´-din, adorned, dainty.
• Adithaim, Ad-e-thay´-im, assem master of flies.
• Baal-zephon, Bay´-al-ze´-fon, the idol of the north, secret.
• Baanah, Bay´-a-nah, in the answer, in affliction.
• Baa´rah, a flame, purging.
• Baashah, Ba-ay´-shah, in the work, he that demands, who lays waste.
• Ba´bel, confusion, mixture.
• Babylon, Bab´-be-lon. See Babel.
• Babylonians, Bab-be-lo´-ne-ans.
• Babylonish, Bab-be-lo´-nish.
• Baca, Bay´-kah, mulberry tree.
• Bahurim, Ba-hew´-rim, choice, warlike.
• Ba´jith, a house.
• Balaam, Bay´-lam, the old age or ancient of the people, without the people.
• Bala´dan, one without rule or judgment, ancient in judgment.
• Ba´lak, who lays waste, who laps.
• Ba´mah, an eminence.
• Barabbas, Bar-ab´-bas, son of the father or of confusion.
• Barachel, Bar´-a-kel, who blesses God.
• Barachias, Bar´-a-ky-as, the same as Barachel.
• Ba´rak, thunder, in vain.
• Bar-je´sus, son of Jesus.
• Bar-jo´na, son of Jona or of a dove.
• Bar´nabas, the son of the prophet or of consolation.
• Bar´sabas, son of return, of rest, of swearing.
• Barthol´omew, a son that suspends the waters.
• Bartimeus, Bar-te-me´-us, the son of Timeus or of the honourable.
• Baruch, Bay´-ruk, who is blessed, who bends the knee.
• Barzillai, Bar-zil´-la-i, made of iron, son of contempt.
• Ba´shan, in the tooth, in the change or sleep.
• Bashemath, Bash´-e-math, perfumed, in desolation.
• Bath-sheba, Bath-she´-bah or Bath´-she-bah, the seventh daughter, the daughter of an oath.
• Bathshu´a, the daughter of salvation.
• Be´dad, alone, in friendship.
• Be´dan, only, in the judgment.
• Beel-zebub, Be-el´-ze-bub. See Baal-zebub.
• Beer, Be´-er, a well, the name of a city.
• Beer-lahai-roi, Be´-er-la-hay´-e-roy, the well of him that liveth and seeth me.
• Beer-sheba, Be´-er-she´-bah, the well of an oath, of satiety, the seventh well.
• Be´kah, half a shekel.
• Bel, ancient, nothing, subject to change.
• Belial, Bee´-le-al, wicked, the devil.
• Belshaz´zar, master of the treasure.
• Belteshaz´zar, who lays up treasures in secret, secretly endures pain and pressure.
• Benaiah, Ben-ay´-yah, son of the Lord, the Lord’s building.
• Ben-am´mi, the son of my people.
• Benha´dad, the son of Hadad, of noise.
• Ben´jamin, the son of the right hand.
• Ben´jamite, a descendant of Benjamin.
• Benoni, Ben-o´-ny, son of my grief.
• Be´or, burning, mad, beast.
• Berachah, Ber´-a-kah, blessing.
• BerÆa, Be-ree´-ah, heavy, from ?????.
• Be´rith, covenant.
• Bernice, Ber-ny´-se, one that brings victory.
• Be´sor, glad news, incarnation.
• Be´tah, confidence.
• Bethabara, Beth-ab´-ba-rah, the house of passage, of anger.
• Beth´any, the house of song, of affliction, of obedience, the grace of the Lord.
• Beth-a´ven, the house of vanity, of strength.
• Beth-birei, Beth-bir´-re-i, the house of my Creator.
• Beth´-car, the house of the lamb, of knowledge.
• Beth-da´gon, the house of corn, of the fish, of the god Dagon.
• Beth-diblathaim, Beth-dib-la-thay´-im, the house of dry figs.
• Beth´el, the house of God.
• Bethelite, Beth´-el-ite, an inhabitant of Bethel.
• Be´ther, division, in the turtle, in the trial.
• Bethes´da, the house of effusion, of pity.
• Beth-e´zel, a neighbour’s house.
• Beth-gamul, Beth-gay´-mul, the house of recompense, of the weaned, of the camel.
• Beth-haccerem, Beth-hak´-ke-rem, the house of the vineyard.
• Beth-ho´ron, the house of wrath, of the hole, of liberty.
• Bethjesh´imoth, the house of desolation.
• Beth´-lehem, the house of bread, of war.
• Beth-lehem-ephratah, Beth´-le-hem-eff-ray´-tah or eff´-ra-tah.
• Beth´-lehem-ju´dah.
• Beth´-lehemite, an inhabitant of Bethlehem.
• Beth-pe´or, the house of gaping.
• Bethphage, Beth´-fa-je, the house of the mouth, of early figs.
• Bethsaida, Beth-say´-dah, the house of fruits, of hunters.
• Beth´-shan, the house of the tooth, of change, of sleep.
• Beth-she´mesh, the house of the sun.
• Bethuel, Beth-ew´-el, filiation of God.
• Beulah, Bew´-lah, married.
• Bezaleel, Bez-a-lee´-el, in the shadow of God.
• Be´zek, lightning, in chains.
• Bichri, Bick´-ry, first-born, in the ram.
• Bid´kar, in compunction, in sharp pain.
• Big´than, giving meat., Eff´-rath-ite, an inhabitant of Ephratah, or a descendant from Ephraim.
• Ephron, Ef´-ron, dust.
• Epicureans, Ep-e-kew-re´-ans, who gives assistance; from the Greek ????????, I help.
• Er, watch, enemy.
• Eras´tus, lovely, amiable.
• E´rech, length, health.
• Esaias, E-zay´-e-as. See Isaia.
• Esar-haddon, E´-sar-had-´don, that binds, joy, or closes the point.
• E´sau, he that does or finishes.
• E´sek, contention.
• Esh-ba´al, the fire of the idol.
• Esh´col, a bunch of grapes.
• Eshtaol, Esh´-ta-ol, stout, strong woman.
• Eshtemoa, Esh-te-mo´-a, which is heard, the bosom of a woman.
• Es´li, near me, he that separates.
• Es´rom, the dart of joy, division of the song.
• Esther, Ess´-ter, secret, hidden.
• E´tam, their bird or covering.
• E´tham, their strength or sign.
• E´than, strong, the gift of the island.
• Ethanim, Eth´-an-im, strong, valiant.
• Ethbaal, Eth-bay´-al, toward the idol, he that rules.
• Ethiopia, Ee-the-o´-pe-a, in Hebrew, Cush, blackness; in Greek it signifies heat, from ????, I burn, and ????, face.
• Ethiopians, Ee-the-o´-pe-ans, Africans.
• Eubulus, Yew´-bu-lus, a prudent counsellor.
• Eunice, Yew-ny´-se, good victory.
• Euodias, Yew-o´-de-as, sweet scent.
• Euphrates, Yew-fray´-tes, that makes fruitful.
• Euroc´lydon, the north-east wind.
• Eutychus, Yew´-te-kus, happy, fortunate.
• Eve, living, enlivening.
• Evil-merodach, Ee´-vil-me-ro´-dak, or mer´-o-dak, the fool of Merodach, despising the bitterness of the fool.
• Ezekiel, E-zee´-ke-el, the strength of God.
• E´zel, going abroad, distillation.
• Ezion-Geber, E´-ze-on-ge´-ber, the wood of the man, counsel of the man, of the strong.
• Ez´ra, a helper.

• Fe´lix, happy, prosperous.
• Fes´tus, festival, joyful.
• Fortuna´tus, happy, prosperous.

• Gaal, Gay´al, contempt, abomination.
• Gaash, Gay´-ash, tempest, overthrow.
• Gabbatha, Gab´-ba-tha, high, elevated. In Greek, lithostrotos, paved with stones.
• Ga´briel, God is my strength.
• Gad, a band, happy, armed and prepared.
• Gadarenes, Gad-a-ree´ns, surrounded, walled.
• Gad´di, my happiness, my troop, a kid.
• Gaddiel, Gad´-de-el, goat of God, the Lord is my army.
• Gadites, Gad´-dites, descendants of Gad.
• Gaius, Gay´-e-us, lord, an earthly man.
• Galatia, Gal-ay´-she-a, white, of the colour of milk.
• Galatians, Gal-ay´-she-ans, born in Galatia.
• Galbanum, Gal´-ba-num, a gum, sweet spice.
• Galeed, Gal´-e-ed, the heap of witness.
• Galilee, Gal´-le-lee, wheel, revolution, heap.
• Galileans, Gal-le-lee´-ans, inhabitants of Galilee.
• Gal´lim, who heap up, cover, roll.
• Gal´lio, he that sucks or lives upon milk.
• Gama´liel, recompense, camel, weaned of God.
• Gam´madims, soldiers placed in the towers of Tyrus; men who came from Gammade, a town of Phenicia.
• Ga´tam, their lowing, their touch.
• Gath, a press.
• Gath-rim´mon, the press of the granite, exalted press.
• Ga´za, strong, a goat.
• Ge´ba, a hill, a cup.
• Ge´bal, bound, limit.
• Ge´bim, grasshoppers, height.
• Gedaliah, Ged-a-ly´-ah, God is my greatness, fringe of the Lord.
• Gehazi, Ge-hay´-zye, valley of sight, of the breast.
• Gemari´ah, accomplishment of the Lord.
• Gennesaret, Gen-ness´-a-ret, or Jen-ness´-a-ret, the garden or protection of the prince.
• Genubath, Gen´-u-bath, theft, garden or protection of the daughter.
• Ge´ra, pilgrimage, dispute.
• Ge´rah, the twentieth part of a shekel.
• Ge´rar. See Gera.
• Gergesenes, Ger´-ge-seens, those who come from pilgrimage or from fight.
• Gerizim, Ger´-re-zim, cutters.
• Ger´shom, a stranger there, a traveller of reputation.
• Ger´shon, his banishment, the change of pilgrimage.
• Ge´shur, the sight of the valley, the vale of the ox or the wall.
• Geshurites, Gesh´-u-rytes, inhabitants of Geshur.
• Ge´ther, the vale of trial, of searching, the press of inquiry.
• Gethsemane, Geth-sem´-a-ne, a very fat valley.
• Giah, Gy´-ah, to guide, draw out, a sigh.
• Gibeah, Gib´-e-ah, a hill.
• Gib´eon, hill, cup, that which is without.
• Gib´eonites, people of Gibeon.
• Gid´eon, he that bruises, cutting off iniquity.
• Gihon<
• Jezrahiah, Jez-ra-hy´-ah, the Lord is the east, the Lord arises,
• Jezreel, Jez´-re-el or Jez-ree´-el, seed of God, dropping of the friendship of God.
• Jezreelite, Jez´-re-el-ite or Jez-ree´-el-ite, an inhabitant of Jezreel.
• Jidlaph, Jid´-laf, he that distils, hands joined.
• Jo´ab, paternity, having a father, voluntary.
• Jo´ah, who has a brother, brother of the Lord.
• Joan´na, the grace or mercy of the Lord.
• Jo´ash, who despairs, burns, is on fire.
• Job, he that weeps, cries, or speaks out of a hollow place.
• Jochebed, Jok´-ke-bed, glorious, honourable, a person of merit, the glory of the Lord.
• Jo´el, that wills, commands, or swears.
• Joezer, Jo-ee´-zer, he that aids.
• Jo´ha, who enlivens and gives life.
• Joha´nan, who is liberal and grants favour.
• John, the gift or mercy of the Lord.
• Jok´shan, hard, difficult, scandalous.
• Jok´tan, small, disgust, weariness, dispute.
• Jon´adab, who acts in good earnest.
• Jo´nah, or Jo´nas, a dove, he that oppresses.
• Jon´athan, given of God.
• Jop´pa, beauty, comeliness.
• Jo´ram, to cast, elevated.
• Jor´dan, the river of judgment, that rejects judgment, descent.
• Jo´rim, he that exalts the Lord.
• Jo´se, raised, who exists, or pardons, Saviour.
• Joseph, Jo´-sef, increase, addition.
• Joses, Jo´-sez. See Jose.
• Josh´ua, the Lord, the Saviour.
• Josi´ah, the fire of the Lord.
• Jo´tham, perfection of the Lord.
• Jubal, Jew´-bal, he that runs, he that produces, a trumpet.
• Jubilee, Jew´-be-lee, a feast of the Jews, every fiftieth year; in Hebrew, Jobel, a ram’s horn, or a trumpet by which the jubilee year was proclaimed.
• Ju´dah, the praise of the Lord.
• Ju´das, the same as Judah.
• Judea, Jew-dee´-a, a country.
• Ju´lia, downy; from ??????, “down.”
• Ju´lius, the same as Julia.
• Ju´nia, from Juno, or from juventus, youth.
• Jupiter, Jew´-pe-ter, as if it were juvans pater, the father that helpeth.
• Jus´tus, just, upright.

lass="sc">Pelati´ah, let the Lord deliver.

Pe´leg, division.

Pelethites, Pel´-eth-ites, judges, destroyers.

Peniel, Pe-ny´-el, face or vision of God.

Penin´nah, precious stone, his face.

Penu´el. See Peniel.

Peor, Pee´-or, hold, opening.

Per´ga, very earthy.

Per´gamos, height, elevation.

Perizzites, Per´-iz-zytes, the name of a people who dwell in villages.

Per´sia, Per´sis, that cuts, nail, horseman.

Pe´ter, a rock, a stone.

Pethu´el, mouth or persuasion of God.

Phalec, Fay´-lek. See Peleg.

Phallu, Fal´-lu, admirable, hidden.

Phalti, Fal´-ty, deliverance, flight.

Phanuel, Fa-new´-el, face or vision of God.

Pharaoh, Fay´-ro, that disperses, that discovers; according to the Syriac, the revenger, the king, the crocodile.

Pharez, Fay´-rez, division, rupture.

Pharpar, Far´-par, that produces fruits, fall of the bull.

Phebe, Fee´-be, shining, pure.

Phenice, Fe-ny´-se, red, purple.

Phichol, Fy´-kol, the mouth of all, perfection.

Philadelphia, Fil-a-del´-fe-a, the love of a brother; from ?????, love, and ???????, a brother.

Philemon, Fil-ee´-mon, or Fy-lee´-mon, that is affectionate.

Philetus, Fil-ee´-tus or Fy-lee´-tus, amiable, beloved.

Phil´ip, warlike, a lover of horses.

Philippi, Fil-lip´-py, the same as Philip.

Philistia, Fil-lis´-te-a or Fy-lis´-te-a, the country of the Philistines.

Philistines, Fil-lis´-tines or Fil-lis´-tins, those that dwell in villages.

Philologus, Fil-lol´-lo-gus, lover of learning.

Phinehas, Fin´-ne-has, a bold countenance.

Phlegon, Fle´-gon, zealous, burning.

Phrygia, Frij´-e-a, dry, barren.

Phurah, Few´-rah, that bears fruit, that grows.

Phygellus, Fy-jel´-lus, fugitive.

Pi-be´seth, the mouth of despite.

Pi-hahiroth, Py-ha-hy´-roth, the mouth, the pass of Hiroth, the opening of liberty.

Pi´late, who is armed with a dart.

Pi´non, gem, that beholds.

Pirathon, Pir´-a-thon, his dissipation, deprivation; in Syriac, his vengeance.

Pis´gah, hill, eminence, fortress.

Pisidia, Py-sid´-e-a, pitch, pitchy.

Pi´son, changing, doubling, extended.

Pi´thom, their mouthful, bit, consummation.

Pi´thon, his mouth, his persuasion.

Pol´lux, a boxer.

Pontius, Pon´-she-us, marine, belonging to the sea.

Pon´tus, the sea; from ??????.

Poratha, Por´-a-tha, fruitful.

Porcius, Por´-she-us.

Potiphar, Pot´-te-far, bull of Africa, fat bull.

Poti-pherah, Pot-if´-fe-rah or Pot-e-fee´-rah, that scatters or demolishes the fat.

Prisca, Pris´-kah, ancient.

Priscilla, Pris-sil´-lah, the same as Prisca.

Prochorus, Prok´-o-rus, he that presides over the choirs.

Publius, Pub´-le-us, common.

Pudens, Pew´-dens, shamefaced.

Pul, bean, destruction.

Pu´non, precious stone, that beholds.

Pur, lot.

Puteoli, Pew-tee´-o-ly, a city in Campania.

Putiel, Pew´-te-el, God is my fatness.

• Quar´tus, the fourth.

• Raamah, Ray´-a-mah or Ra-ay´-mah, greatness, thunder, evil, bruising.
• Raamses, Ra-am´-ses. See Rameses.
• Rab´bah, powerful, contentious.
• Rab´-mag, who overthrows a multitude, chief of the magicians.
• Rab´-saris, grand master of the eunuchs.
• Rab´-shakeh, cup-bearer of the prince, chamberlain.
• Rachab, Ray´-kab, proud, strong, enlarged.
• Rachal, Ray´-kal, injurious, perfumer.
• Rachel, Ray´-tshel, a sheep.
• Ragau, Ray´-gaw, a friend, a neighbour.
• Raguel, Rag-ew´-el, shepherd or friend of God.
• Ra´hab, proud, strong, quarrelsome.
• Ra´hab, large, extended, public place.
• Rak´kath, empty, spittle.
• Rak´kon, vain, mountain of lamentations.
• Ram, elevated, who rejects.
• Ramah, Ray´-mah, the same as Ram.
• Ramath, Ray´-math, raised, lofty.
• Ramathaim-zophim, Ra-math-ay´-im-zo´-fim, the same as Ramah.
• Ra´math-le´hi, elevation of the jaw bone.
• Rameses, Ram´-e-ses, thunder, he that destroys evil.
• Ramiah, Ram-i´-ah, exaltation of the Lord.
• < sc">Syrian, Sir´-re-ak, Sir´-re-an, of Syria.
• Syrians, Sir´-re-ans, inhabitants of Syria.
• Syro-phenician, Sy´-ro-fe-nish´-e-an, purple, drawn to; from ????, I draw, and ??????, red palm tree.

• Taanach, Tay´-a-nak, or Ta-ay´-nak, who humbles or answers thee.
• Tab´bath, good, goodness.
• Tabeal, Tay´-be-al or Tab-ee´-al, good God.
• Tabeel, Tay´-be-el or Tab-ee´-el, the same as Tabeal.
• Taberah, Tab´-e-rah or Tab-ee´-rah, burning.
• Tabitha, Tab´-e-tha, in Syriac, clear sighted; she is also called Dorcas, wild goat.
• Ta´bor, choice; in Syriac, contrition.
• Tabrimon, Tab´-re-mon, good promegranate.
• Tad´mor, palm tree, change.
• Tahapanes, Ta-hap´-pa-nes, secret temptation.
• Tahpenes, Tah´-pe-nes, standard, flight.
• Talitha-cumi, Tal´-le-tha-kew´-my, young woman, arise.
• Talmai, Tal´-may, my furrow, heap of waters.
• Ta´mar, a palm, palm tree.
• Tam´muz, abstruse, concealed.
• Tanhumeth, Tan-hew´-meth or Tan´-hu-meth, consolation, repentance.
• Taphath, Tay´-fath, little girl.
• Tar´pelites, ravishers, wearied.
• Tar´shish, contemplation of the marble.
• Tar´sus, winged, feathered.
• Tar´tak, chained, bound, shut up.
• Tar´tan, that searches the gift of the turtle.
• Tatnai, Tat´-nay, that gives.
• Te´bah, murder, a cook.
• Te´beth, the Babylonish name of the tenth month of the Hebrews.
• Te´kel, weight.
• Tekoa, Te-ko´-ah, sound of the trumpet.
• Tel´abid, a heap of new grain.
• Tel-harsa, Tel-har´-sah, heap, suspension of the plough or of the head.
• Te´lieth, goodness.
• Tel-melah, Tel´-me-lah or Tel-mee´-lah, heap of salt or of mariners.
• Te´ma, admiration, perfection.
• Te´man, the south, Africa.
• Te´manite, an inhabitant of Teman.
• Te´rah, to breathe, to scent, to blow.
• Teraphim, Ter´-ra-fim, an image, an idol.
• Tertius, Ter´-she-us, the third.
• Tertul´lus, a liar, an impostor.
• Tetrarch, Tet´-rark or Tee´-trarck, governor of a fourth part of a kingdom.
• Thaddeus, Thad-dee´-us, that praises.
• Tha´hash, that makes haste, or keeps silence.
• Tha´mah, that blots out or suppresses.
• Tha´mar. See Tamar.
• Tham´muz. See Tammuz.
• The´bez, muddy, silk.
• Thelasar, The-lass´-ar, that unbinds and grants the suspension or heap.
• Theophilus, The-of´-fe-las, a friend of God.
• Thessalonica, Thes-sa-lo-ny´-kah, victory against the Thessalians.
• Theudas, Thew´-das, a false teacher.
• Thomas, Tom´-mas, a twin.
• Thum´mim, truth, perfection.
• Thyatira, Thy-a-ty´-rah, a sweet savour of labour or sacrifice of contrition.
• Tiberias, Ti-bee´-re-as, good vision.
• Tiberius, Ti-bee´-re-us, son of Tiber.
• Tib´ni, straw, understanding.
• Ti´dal, that breaks the yoke.
• Tiglath-pileser, Tig´-lath-pi-lee´-zer, that takes away captivity, miraculous.
• Tik´vah, hope, a congregation.
• Timeus, Ti-mee´-us, in Greek, perfect, honourable; in Hebrew, admirable.
• Tim´-nath, image, enumeration.
• Timnath-heres, Tim´-nath-hee´-res, image of the dumb.
• Ti´mon, honourable.
• Timo´theus, honour of God, valued of God.
• Tiphsah, Tif´-sah, passage, passover.
• Tirhakah, Tir-hay´-kah or Tir´-ha-kah, inquirer, law made dull.
• Tirshatha, Tir-shay´-tha, that overturns the foundation; in Syriac, that beholds the time.
• Tir´zah, benevolent, pleasant.
• Tish´bite, that makes captives, that dwells.
• Ti´tus, honourable; from ???, I honour.
• To´ah, a weapon.
• Tob, good, goodness.
• Tob-adonijah, Tob´-ad-o-ny´-jah, my good God.
• Tobi´ah, the Lord is good.
• Togar´mah, which is all bone, strong.
• To´hu, that lives or declares.
• Toi, To´-i, who wanders.
• To´la, worm, scarlet.
• To´lad, nativity.
• Tophel, To´-fel, ruin, folly, insipid.
• Tophet, To´-fet, a drum, betraying.
• Tro´as, penetrated.
• Trogyllium, Tro-jil´-le-um, a city in the isle of Samos.
• Trophimus, Trof´-fe-mus, well educated.
• Tryphena, Try-fee´-nah, delicate.
• Trypho´sa, thrice shining.
• Tu´bal, the earth, confusion.
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