| Abadon |
destruction |
| Abraham |
father of big host |
| Abram |
father big or tall, highly noble |
| Achor |
(Josh.7,26) sorrowfuls |
| Adam |
man |
| Adonisedech |
Lord of justice |
| Agag |
(Num.24,7) so called were Amalek kings (as Egyptian
pharaohs)
|
| Ahiman |
(Num.13,23) terrible, fearful |
| Aholah |
(Ezek.23,4) her tent; as God would tell: For me
there is nothing to her because she has her own tent, into which she not my ministration but an ugly
idolatry does
|
| Aholibah |
(Ezek.23,4) my tent in her - thus a temple built
in Jerusalem for God's ministration
|
| Algumim (Almugin) |
ebony wood |
| Allonbachuth |
(Gen.35,8) the oak of cry |
| Alpha |
first letter in greek alphabets |
| Ammi |
my people |
| Ananias |
loved by God |
| Apollyon |
destruction (greek translation of word Abadon)
|
| Aralot |
(Josh.5,3) hill of the foreskins |
| Ariel |
(Isa.29,1) lion strong or cruel |
| Aser |
happy |
| Astar |
(plural Astarot) sheep herd - that idol was probably a statue of a sheep |
| Aven |
(Hos.10,8) see
Bethaven
|
| Azal |
(Zech.14,5) maybe a part of Jerusalem city,
the biggest and safest against offenses of enemies how it calls Joseph Bezeta
|
| Azarias |
help of God |
| Azazel |
(Lev.16,8) probably a mountain close the mountain
Sinai called according a scapegoat being run off there. Other interpretation: scapegoat sent
to the desert taking all bad with him
|
| Baal |
lord, master, housekeeper or ruler |
| Baal Zebub (Belzebub) |
is being interpreted: lord over flies |
| Baalperazim |
(1 Chr.14,11) housekeeper or lord of rip,
rupture - or as it is interpreted in
2 Sam.5,20 - bank of breach
|
| Babel (Babylon) |
confusion, mixture |
| Bashan |
was countryside rich of corn, cattle and other things |
| Bathrabbim |
(gate B.; S.of.S..7,4) gate for people; gate
which is daughter of plenty
|
| Belfegor |
idol of Madians, also sometimes only Fegor |
| Belteshazzar |
(Dan.4,5) Bel's (idol of Babylon) secrets of mine
in treasure
|
| Ben Amon |
son of my people |
| Benhinnom |
see Gehinnom |
| Benjamin |
(Gen.35,18) son of right hand |
| Benoni |
(Gen.35,18) son of my sorrow |
| Berachah |
(2 Chr.20,26) benediction |
| Beriah |
(1 Chr.7,23) in sorrow |
| Bersabe |
well of oath |
| Beteked |
(2 Kgs.10,12) shearing house |
| Bethany |
house of dates or figs |
| Bethaven |
(Hos.4,15) house of wickedness - also only
Aven
|
| Bethel |
house of Strong (God) |
| Bether |
(S.of.S.2,17) division |
| Bethesda |
(John.5,2) house of grace, hospital; or it is being
read: Bet ashda. i.e. house or place where waters got together or joined
|
| Bethlehem |
house of bread |
| Boanerges |
sons of thunder |
| Boaz |
(1 Kgs.7,21) in it there is a strenght
|
| Bochim |
(Judg.2,5) place of weepers |
| Cabul |
(1 Kgs.9,13) villainous, closed, infertile
|
| Canaanite |
(Matt.10,4) according their country Canna or rather
from hebrew word Kanna, thus zealous - so there is Zelótes
called in Holy wits (Luke.6,15;
Acts.1,13)
|
| Candace |
(Acts.8,27) so were routinely called blackmoore
queens, same as at Romans were emperors called Caesares
|
| Cassie |
excellent aromatic cinnamon |
| Cherethites |
(Zeph.2,5) Phillistines
(1 Sam.30,14;
1 Sam.30,16)
|
| Christ |
Anointed (Messiah) |
| Cozbi |
(Num.25,15) liaren, swindleren |
| Dagon |
(Judg.16,23) was probably a statue above
with human face, bellow fishy, name was acording Dag, i.e. fish in hebrew
|
| Dan |
judge |
| Daniel |
court Providential |
| Didymus |
gemini, twin |
| Dinah |
litigating |
| Dorkas |
roe-doe |
| Ebenezer |
stone of help |
| Ed |
witness |
| Eden |
country delightful |
| Edom |
red-haired; Edom was Esau, from whom came Idumei nation,
according whom was called also a country settled by them
|
| Emim |
terrible, fearful |
| Emmanuel |
God with us |
| Enakim |
decorated by chain, richs, prouds |
| Ensemes |
sunny well |
| Ephod |
short sleeveless dress, by which was under wider vesture protracted, it reached from shoulders
to a waist
|
| Ephratah |
plentiful, fertile |
| Esau |
hairy |
| Eve |
living |
| Ezel |
(1 Sam.20,19) income |
| Fanuel |
face of God |
| Farez |
rupture |
| Fegor |
idol of Madians |
| Gabbatha |
(John.19,13) height or uplift place, on which was
the judge visible from all sides
|
| Gad |
crowd, herd |
| Gehinnom |
valley of Hinnom, or valley of son (sons) of Hinnom (Enom) was at door of Easter gate of Jerusalem,
where there was idol Moloch placed, to which were human victims sacrificed (in that sense the word
"gehenna" is used in The New Testament in sense of "hell fire"
(Matt.5,22 and else); see also
Tofet))
|
| Gersom (Gerson) |
incomer |
| Gomer |
(Hos.1,3) integrity |
| Halak |
(Josh.11,17;
Josh.12,7) bald, naked
|
| Halelu Jah |
praise the God |
| Harod |
(Judg.7,1) fear |
| Havothjair |
(Deut.3,14) villages of Jair |
| Helkathhazzurim |
(2 Sam.2,16) field or place of knights or swords
|
| Herodians |
servants or courtiers of Herodes Antipas; other interpretation is that they were controllers
set-over revenue collections; another interpretation is that they are Jews reaching Jacob's prophecy
(Gen.49,10) on Herodes according the fact that he
was the first from foreigners, after rule taking away from Jewry, who ruled over them and therefore
they accepted him as Messiah; another interpretation is that Herodes the Big who was half-Jew
unified his court religion with jewish and with paganish and founded new sect similar rather to
Saduceanic nonsense to which added himself his son Herodes Antipas. Those, who that religion or
rather Leaven of Herod (Mark.8,15) professed, were
probably called Herodians
|
| Horim |
(Horeas) snowy, uncommon, noble |
| Hormah |
(Num.21,3) damned, plundered, unrooted
|
| Hosanna |
Save us, keep us (those are words from Pss.118,25)
|
| Huzzab |
(Nahum.2,7) stationed, settled |
| Ichabod |
where (is) glory? |
| Isaac |
laugh, laugher |
| Isachar |
remuneration, reward |
| Ismael |
God heard |
| Israel |
that who sparred with God |
| Jabez |
(1 Chr.4,9) painful |
| Jabin |
(Josh.11,1) wise, careful, lord of sharp and deep
intellect or wise and far-seeing builder
|
| Jachin |
(1 Kgs.7,21) fix (God) this rule
|
| Jacob |
by hand the heel holding |
| Jedidiah |
(2 Sam.12,25) loved by God or Godloved
|
| Jegar Sahadutha |
stack of testimonies |
| Jehoshaphat |
(Joel.3,2) this valley was also called
Berachah
|
| Jerusalem |
is called according Salem, thus peace |
| Jesus |
Saviour |
| Jezreel |
(Hos.1,4) seed or dissemination or spillage
and interspersion of God
|
| Joseph |
added |
| Judas |
confessor, praising |
| Justus |
(Acts.1,23) fair |
| Kibrot Hattave |
graves of appeals |
| Kirhareseth |
(Isa.16,7) one from main towns of Moab, called
according it's walls built from bricks
|
| Levi |
adjoint |
| Libertines |
(Acts.6,9) were called those that were once servants
and slaves and were set free, thus that they sprang from under-ranks, were separated from highborns
and had their own special school
|
| Litostrotos |
(John.19,13) place where the floor was handicraftly
paved or poured
|
| Loammi |
(Hos.1,9) not my people |
| Loruhamah |
(Hos.1,6) she didn't get mercy or as St. Paul
(Rom.9,25) interprets: unpleasant or not beloved
|
| Magormissabib |
(Jer.20,3) fear all around |
| Malachi |
messenger (angel) of God |
| Man (manna) |
gift or meal prepared and ready; another meaning: "manhu" means "what is it?" |
| Manasseh |
immemorial, oblivion |
| Mara |
bitter, sad, sorrowful |
| Maranatha |
(1 Cor.16,22) came our Lord |
| Masah a Meribach |
temptation and strife |
| Melchisedec |
king of justice |
| Melech |
(also Melchom) or Moloch |
| Memphis |
(Hos.9,6) in hebrew Moff, or
Nof, was very famous capital in land of Egypt
(Isa.19,13)
|
| Messiah |
(Dan.9,25) or
Christ, both words mean the same: Anointed
|
| Michael |
(Dan.10,13) that who is as God strong
|
| Misrephothmaim |
(to waters M.; Josh.11,8) burned waters, what is
being interpreted as thermal springs or saline waters
|
| Mizael |
requisitioned by God |
| Mizar |
(Pss.42,7) tiny |
| Moloch |
is being interpreted as king (Hungerlet). Idol of Moabs in valley close Jerusalem called
Gehinnom or Gehenna in house called
Tofet. Statue was as St. Jeronim told, cupreous and cavernous,
to which sacrificed was given into it's hands and in inside it was glowing by white-hot carbons
|
| Moses |
taken out from water |
| Nabal |
(1 Sam.25,25) lunatic |
| Nazareus |
separated, to God devoted and consacretad |
| Nehushtan |
(2 Kgs.18,4) cupreous or from little copper, as
being said: Little copper and not God
|
| Nephtalim |
changed, reversed |
| Nimrod |
(Mic.5,6) land of Babylon
(Gen.10,10)
|
| Noemi |
gladsome, jolly |
| Noph |
see Memphis |
| Omega |
last letter in greek alphabets |
| Oreb |
(Judg.7,25) destroyer |
| Parvarim |
(2 Kgs.23,11) in the suburbs
|
| Pashur |
(Jer.20,1) that who broadens out pallor
|
| Pekod |
(Jer.50,21) visitation or revenge
|
| Pelek |
divided |
| Perez |
(2 Sam.6,8) gap, vacancy |
| Peter |
stonemason, rock |
| Pharisees |
"highest sect" those times, were proud on Testament filling, they teached to adhere law with all
it's ceremonies, but they had lack in relations to people. They didn't let interprete Writings
anyone but themselves and this way they kept the key to their understanding. They were proud to
decisions of olders that they made equal to Testament of God; see
Saducees
|
| Phase (Pesach) |
skipping over, relaxation, passing over |
| Phuts |
Libians, thus those from Phut, son of Cham (Gen.10,6)
|
| Rabba (Rabbat) |
capital of Amons, that were else called Philadelphia |
| Raca |
(Matt.5,22) word Jewish or rather Syrian Rikah or
Rekah means: vain, empty, and by this a man is meant without brain, without reason and wholesome
opinion and generally man unvalued and frivolous. Or as others tells, that word has it's origin
from Syrian word Rach, which means spitting according which some teachers interpretes Raca as man
worthy of asperseing and disgusting
|
| Ramathlehi |
(Judg.15,17) throwed away jawbones
|
| Refaim |
giants, excelled in chivalric acts |
| Rehoboth |
area, expansion |
| Ruben |
son of sight, appearence |
| Sabeans |
(Joel.3,8) offspring of Seba
(Gen.10,7), having biggest stocks in Arabian land
called Arabia Felix keeping in different countries all possible trades
|
| Saduceans |
had name of Zadok, former of his sect. They told that resurrection doesn't exist nor angel nor
ghost. Antagonists of Pharisees, they deprecated all human's
laws building only on letter of Testament
|
| Safenat Paneach |
dream reader |
| Salmon |
(Pss.68,15) was the mountain close to Sichem
(Judg.9,48), dark and cheerless because of solidity
of black forests
|
| Salomon |
peaceful |
| Samuel |
requisitioned by God |
| Sarah |
princess, mother of many nations |
| Sarai |
my princess, thus houswife of only one house |
| Saron |
succesful, noble, odorous |
| Segor |
small |
| Shallecheth |
(gate S.; 1 Chr.26,16) gate of throwing-out,
because through this gate they throw-out or extoled the dust and garbage
|
| Shearjashub |
(Isa.7,3) the rest will return
|
| Shittim |
wood of cedarn kind, grows only in those countries and some tells that it is a wattle or other pine.
Valley Shittim (Joel.3,18) is valley of best
cedarns
|
| Shulamite |
(S.of.S.6,12), Jerusalemish, because
Jerusalem was forenamed Salem
(Gen.14,18)
|
| Sibolet |
spike |
| Simeon |
heard-of or that who listens |
| Sisai |
cruel, ravenous |
| Succoth |
stables, sheep-folds |
| Sur |
(2 Kgs.11,6) eastern |
| Taberah |
(Num.11,3) conflagrations, brulee
|
| Talmai |
bishop, lancer |
| Tammuz |
(Ezek.8,14) idol of Egyptians |
| Teman |
(Temans) offspring of Teman, son of Eliphaz, grandson of Esau
(Gen.36,11;
Gen.36,15)
|
| Teraphim |
(Hos.3,4) pictures |
| Tirzah |
(S.of.S.6,3) wonderful town, where there was
the throne of kings of Israel before building-up of Samara
|
| Tophet |
was ugly place close Jerusalem in valley Gehinnom, called
Tophet according either of the drum or of his width or of horrible spectacle when some Jews there
sacrificed or burned their children to the idol Moloch.
At Isa.30,33 is this word being translated as Hell
|
| Urim and Thumim |
urim means light, illumination; thumim perfection, integrity. What things was the matter is not
known
|
| Verily |
let it happen that way |
| Zabulon |
residing, living |
| Zalmunna |
(Judg.8,5) inhibiting the shade and cool
|
| Zamzummims |
(Deut.2,20) consociation for tyranny and every torts
and crime
|
| Zebah |
(Judg.8,5) murder |
| Zeeb |
(Judg.7,25) wolf |
| Zelotes |
zealous |
| Zophim |
(Num.23,14) guards |
