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Chapter XXVII (continued, part 51)

tion. Solomon, sol'-o-mon, peaceable. Sopalcr, (so'-pa-ter, father saved. SopliciT<b, so'-fc-reth, scribe. Soi-f k, so'-roli, choice vine. SoHlpatcr, so-slp'-a-ter, saving the father. SoKllirnra, sos'-then-eez, strong, saviour. Sotnl, so'-tnt, devlator. .Stacliy*, stak'-kis, an ear of corn. .Stcplirn, ste'-ven, » a crown, 0| Strpbanna, slef'-a-nas, ) crowns. Suab, su'-uh, sweepings. Snrcoth, suk'-kolh, booths. Su('Colb-b< iiolU, snk'-koth-Ben'^Oth, hovah delciids. Bhcphl, she'-fl, naked hill. Shcplio, slie'-fo, nakedness. Shciihiiphan, she-fu'-fan, seipent, cerawli H, or horned snake. Slirrnli, KluZ-rnh, coiisangulnlty. Slt«r<-bliili, slicr-(-bl'-ah, heal of J. Bliert'Hli, slie'-resli, root. Bhrahocb, slie'-shak, moon goU (7).

.Sliiibat'I, sbu'-ba-ol.

Sliiiliaiii, slui'-liiim. Sliiilainlle, shu'-lam-lte.

booths of daughters. Bucliathltea, suk'-a-lh Hes.

SUK TOB ZAC

Toblob, to-bi'-ah,

Tel-ablb, tel-a'-bib, hill of ears of corn. Telali, te'-lah, fracture. Telalm, te-la'-im, young lambs. Telassar, te-las'-sar, hill of Assar(?). Telem, te'-iem, oppression. Tel-Iiarsa, tel-har'-sah, • hill Tel-baresUa, tei-har'-e-sha, / of the wood. Tel-melah, tel-me'-lah, hill of salt. Tema, te'-mah. ) ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^j^^ Teman, te -man,J Temanl, te'-ma-ni, ) Temaulte, te'-man-ite, ) Terab, te'-rah, a station. Terapblni, ter'-a-fim,

Kukkiima, suk'-kl-ims, dwellers In

I pleasing to J. Tobijah, to-bi'-jah, / Tocltvn, to'-ken, a measure. Togarniali, to-gar'-mah, breaking bones (7). Tohu, to'-hu (same as Toah). Toi,to'-i, tents. S»tr, sur, removed. Susancltltas, su-san'-kites, Inhabitants of Susa or Shushan. Susannalk, su-san'-nah, Illy, rose, or

Joy. Bu!*l, su'-si, horseman. Sychar, si'-kar, drunken. Sychem, si'-kem, Shechem. Syene, sl-e'-ne, opening, key (i. e., of Egypt). Syiityclie, sin'-ty-kee, affable. Syria, sir'-i-a. Syrian, sir'-i-an, inhabitant of Syria. Syracuse, sir'-a-kuse. Syrophewician, si'-ro-fee-nish-yan, Phenlciaus living in Syria.

I goj., Tou, to -u, j Tola, to'-la, worm. Tolad, to'-lad, race, posterity, birth. Topliel, to'-fel, lime, cement. Topbet, to'-fet. Traclionitls, trak-o-ni'-tis, stray. Troag, tro'-as. Trogyllluin, tro-gil'-li-uni. Troplklmus, trof-l-mus, nourished. Tryphena, tri-fe'-nah, delicious. Trypliosa, tri-fo'-sah, tlirice shining, descendants of T.

prosperous life(?). Teresb, te'-resh, severe, austere. Tertius, ter'-siii-ns, the third. Tertullus, tert'-ul-lus, diminution living delicately. Tubal, tu'-bal, flowing forth. Tubalcaln, tu'-bal-kane, workiDg l-n ore. Tyeblcus, tik'-j-kus, fortunate. Tyrannus, ti - ran' - uus, reigning, prince. Tyre, tire. ) Tyrus, ti'-rus, J

Taanach, ta'-a-nak, sandy soil, approach to Sliiloh. Taanatli-S h iloli , ta'-anat li-Sh i'-lo. Tabbaotli, tab'-ba-otli, rings. Tabbath, tab'-bath, renowned. Tabeal, tab'-e-al, ) the goodness of Tabeel, tab'-e-el, ) God ; or, God is good. Taberah, tab'-e-rah, burning. Tabiilia, tab'-i-thah, gazelle. Tabor, ta'-bor, a lofty place, mound. Tabrliiion, tab'-ri-mon, who pleases ol 3'. Tliacldeus, thad-de'-us, praising, confessing. Tlkabasli, tha'-hasli, badger or seal. Thamab, tha'-mah, laughter. Tharab, tha'-rali (see Terah), Tbebcz, the'-bez, brightness. TUelasai', the'-la-sar (see Telassak). TUeopbilus, the-ofT-i-lus, lover of God. Thessalonica, tlies-a-lo-ni'-ka. Tbeiidas, tliew' - das, praise, confession. Tbtmnatbab, thim-na'-tha, portion assigned. Tboinas, tom'-as, a twin, sound. Tbuinmlm, Mium'-raira, truth. Tkyatira, tlii-a-tl'-rah. Tiberias, ti-be'-ri-as. Tiberius, ti-be'-x'i-us,'Son of the river

TJcal, u'-kal, I shall prevail.

t'cl, u'-el, will of God. Ulal, u-la'-i, strong water (?). Ulam, u'-lam, infant. Ulla, ul'-la, yoke. Ummah, um'-mali, community. Unul, un'-ni, depressed. Uphaz, u'-faz (perhaps Ophib). Vpharslu, u-far'-sin. Ur, ur, liglit.

Rimmon, for Rimmon is good. Tacliiuouite, tak'-mo-uite (see Hach-

Tadnior, tad'-mor, city 6f palms. Taliaii, ta'-lian, a camp, a station. Talkanites, la'-han-ites, descendants of T. Tahapaueg, ta-hap'-pa-nes, \ head of Talipencs, tah'-pen-es, / the age or world. Taliatli, ta'-hath, station, place. Tabrea, tah-re'-a, cunning. Talitim-Iiodshl, tah'-tim-Hod'-slii, nether land newly inhabited. Talmai, tal'-mal, abounding in furrows. Talmou, tal'-mon, oppressed. Tamali, ta'-mali, laugliter. Tamar, ta'-mar, a palm tree. Tainmuz, tam'-muz, terror (?). Tanach, ta'-nak, sandy soil. Tanhuiuetli, tan-hu'-meth, consola-

Urbane, ur'-ban, civil, courteous, gentle in speech. Url, u'-ri, flery. Urlalk, u-ri'-ah, 1 flame of JehoUrijah, u-ri'-jah, J vah. Uriel, u'-re-el, flame of God. Urim, u'-rim, liglits. Utlkai, u'-thai, whom Jehovah succours. Uz, uz. Vzal, u'-zai, robust. Uzal, u'-zai, wanderer. Vzza, Uzzah, Vzzen-gberah, uz'-zen-slie-rah, ear (or rather corner) of Sherah. Uzzl, uz'-zi, 1 might of JehoUzzlalk, uz-zi'-ah, i vah. Uzzlel, uz-zi'-el, power of God. Uzzielltes, uz'-zi-el-ites, deseudanta of Uzziei.

Tiber. Tibliath, tib'-hath, butchery. Tibnl, tib'-ni, building of Jehovah. Tidal, ti'-dai, fear, reverence. Tlglatli-plleser, tig'- lord of the Tigris.

latli-pi-ie'-zer, TlglatU-pilneser, tig'- latli-pil-ne'-zer, Tikvab, tilv'-vah, expectation.

Tlkvatli, tik'-vath,, TUon, ti'-lon, gift. Tiinens, ti-me'-us, polluted (?). Tlmna, tim'-na, Tlinnali, tini'-nah, TimnatU, tim'-uath, Timnatlk-beres, tim'-nath-he'-res, portion of the sun. Tlmnatb-serali, tim'-nath-Se'-rah, abundant portion. Timon, ti'-mon, burning. Tiinotlieus, ti-mo'-the-us, 1 honour Tiiuotliy, tim'-o-thy, ' of God Tiplisab, tif'-sali, passage, ford. Tlrag, ti'-ras, desire. Tlratliites, ti'-ra-lhites. Tlrliakali, tir'-ha-kah, exalted. Tlrltanab, tir'-ha-uah, scourge. Tlria, tir'-l-a, fear. Tirzah, tir'-zali, pleasantness. Tlshbitc, tish'-bite, inhabitant Tishbe. Tlsrl, or Tizui, tlz'-rl, expiation (?), beginning (7). Titus, ti'-tus, honourable. Toali, to'-ah, inclined, lowly. Tob, tob, good. Tob-ad-onijali, tob - ad - o - ni' -Jah, good Is my lord Jehovah.

I uz'-zah, strength.

restraint, tion. Taphatb, ta'-fath, a drop. Tappuali, tap'-pu-ali, a place fruitful restrained.

in apples. Tarah, ta'-rah, station. Taralati, tar'-a-lah, reeling. TarUca, ta-re'-a (see Tahrka). Tarpelltes, tar'-pe-lites (unknown). Tar«hl8h, tar'-shish, hard ground (?). Tarsus, tar'-sus. Tartak, tar'-tak, profound darkness,

Vajezatka, va - Jez - a' - tha, white, pure. Vaniab, va-ni'-ah, weak. Vasbni, Vash'-ni. Vaslktl, vash'-ti, beautiful woman. Vopbsi, vol'-si, my addition.

or liero of darkness. Tartan, tar'-tan, military chief. Tatnal, tat'-nai, gift. Tebah, te' - bah, slaughter, executioner. TebaJiali, teb-a-li'-ah, one whom Je-

Zaanan, za'-a-nan, place of flocks. Zaananink, za-a-nan'-im, i reiuov Zaanaim, za-a-na'-ira, j ings. Zaavan, za'-a-van, disturbed. Zabad, za'-bad, gift. Zabbai, zab-ba'-i, pure. Zabbud, zab'-bud, given, a gift bostowed (i. e., by God). Zabdi, zab'-di, the gift of Jeliovali. Zabdlel, zab'-di-el, the gilt of God. Zabulon (see Zeuulon). Zabud, zu'-bud (same as Zabbord).

hovah has immersed (i. c, purifled). Tebeth, te'-beth. TeUlnuah, teliin'-nah, cry for mercy. Tekel, te'-kel, winged. Tekoa, te-ko'-a, i , , . Tekoah, te-ko'-ah.

Tekolteg, te - ko' - ites, inhabitants of r.

ZAC ZIF ZUZ

Zaccai, zak-ka'-l, 1 pure, inno Zacclieus, zak-ke'-us, / ceut. ZaccSkur, zak'-kur, mindful. Zaclinriali, zak-a-ii'-ah, i whom JeZacliarias, zak-a-ri'-as, ) hovah remembers. Zaclier, za'-ker, memorial, praise. ZadoU, za'-dok, just. ZxUain, za'-hum, loathing. Zair, za'-ir, small. ZaIapU, za'-laf, fracture, wound. Zaliuon, zal'-mon, ) shady. Zaltitoiiah, zal-mo'-nah, ) Zaliiiiinua, zal-raHn'-nah, to whom shadow is denied. Zam-zuuimiiis, zam - zum' - mins, tribes making a noise. Zanoah, zan-o'-ah, marsh, bog. Zaplmatli-paaneali, zaP-nath-pa-ane'-ah, preserver of the age. Zaplion, za'-fon, north. Zarah, za'-rah, a rising (of light). Zareali, za'-re-ah, hornet's tower. ZareatUites, za'-re-a-thites, inhabitants of Zareah. Zarcd, za'-red, exuberant growth. ZarepHatli, zar'-e-fath, workshop for

Zilia, zi'-ha, drought. Ziklag, zik'-Iag, outpouring. ZUlali, zil'-lah, shadow. Zilpah, zil'-pah, a dropping. Ziltliai, zil'-thai, shadow (i. e., protection of Jehovah). Ziiuinab, zim'-iuah, mischief. Zimraiu, zim'-ram, j celebratedIn Ziinri, zimri, / song. Zin, zin, a low palm tree. Zina, zi'-na, ornament (?). Zion, zi'-on, a sunny plain, a sunuy mountain. Zior, zi'-or, smallness. "Lipix, zif, borrowed, flowing. ZipUion, zif'-yon, expectation, looking out. Ziplirou, zif'-ron, sweet smell. Zlppor, zip'-por, little bird. Zlpporali, zip'-po-rah,/em. of Zippor ZliUi-1, zith'-ri, protection of J. Zlz, ziz, a flower. Zixa, zi'-zah, i . , m ; ., ' {abundance. Zlzali, zx'-zah, ( Zoan, zo'-au, low region. Zoar, zo'-ar, smallness. Zoba, zo'-b.ih, ) „ r, • ' , , , f a station. ZobaU, zo -l)ah, ) Zobebali, zo'-be-bah, walking slowly. Zobar, zo'-har, whiteness. Zoheletik, zo'-he-leth, serpent, stone

Zeel), ze'-eb, wolf. Zclah, ze'-lah, a rib, the side. Zelek, ze'-lek, fissure. Zeloplieliad, ze-lo'-fe-had, fracture, a first rupture, perhaps firstborn. Zelotes, ze-lo'-teez, jealous, or zealous. Zelzab, zel'-zah, shade in the heat of the sun. Zeinaraiin, zem-a-ra'-lm. Zeiuai'ites, zem'-a-rites. Zeiiiira, ze-mi'-rah, song. Zeiian, ze'-nan, place of flocks. Zeiias, ze'-nas, contraction of Zenodorus. Zepiianiali, zef-a-ni'-ah, whom Jehovah hid. Zepliatli, ze'-fath, -> Zt'pUatJiaU, ze-fa'-tha, vwatch-tower. Zei>ho, ze-fo', ) ZepUoii, ze-fo'-ne, a looking out. Zeplionltes, ze-fo'-uites, descendants of Zephou. Zer, zer, narrow, flint. Zcraii, ze'-rah, a rising (of light). Zeraliiali, zer-a-hi'-ah, whom Jehovah caused to rise. Zercd, ze'-red, exuberant growth. Zereda, ze-re'-dah, 1 > cool in** Zci-edathali, ze-re-da'-thah, i " melting and refining metals. Zaretan, zar'-e-tan, i cooing. Zartanali, zar'-ta-nah,

Zeresh, ze'-resh, gold. Zt-retU, zc'-reth, splendour. Zcror, zc'-ror, bundle or purse. Zei-uali, ze'-ru-ah, leprous. Zerubbabel, ze-rub'-ba-bel, scattered

Zareth-slialiar, za'-reth-sha'-har, the splendour of the morning. Zarhltes, zar'-hites, descendants of Zerah. Zatthu, zat'-thu, ) ^ 3 t_ Zattn, zat -tu, J Zaza, za'-za. Zeliali, ze'-bah, slaughtering,sacriflce. Zebadialijzeb-a-d i'-ah ,gi ft of Jehovah of the serpent. ZoIielU, zo'-heth. ZopUalt, zo'-pliah, cruse. Zopbal, zo'-fai, honeycomb. ZopUar, zo'-pliar, sparrow. Zoplitin, zo'-fini, watchers. Zoi-ali, zo'-rah, a place of hornets. Zoratlilu-s, zo'-ra-thites, people of Zorah. Zorites, zo'- rites (same as ZoraTIIITKS). Zoi-obabel, zo-rob'-a-bel (see Zerosto Babylon. Zcruiali, zer-ew'-yah, cleft. Zvthani, ze'-lliam,

Zetlian, ze'-than, J Zetliur, ze'-tliar, star. Zia, zi -ah, motion. Ziba, zi'-bah, a plant, statue. Zibfou, zil)'-e-on,i Zlbia, zib'-i-a, Vdyed, roe. Zlblali, y,ib-i'-ah, ) Zichvi, zik'-ri, celebrated, famous. Zlddtm, zld'-dim, sides. Zldkljah,zid-ki'-jah, Justice of Jeho-

Zebedce, zeb'-e-dee, J. gave. Zcbina, ze-bi'-nah, bought. Zeboiin, ze-bo'-im, hyajnas. Zebudah, ze-bu'-dah, given. Zebul, ze'-bul, % Zebiilon, zeb'-u-lou, ( habitation. Zebulun, zeb'-u-lun,

BAUBL). Ziiar, zu'-ar, smallness. Zuph, zuf, flag, sedge. Zur, zur, roi k, shape, form.

ZechariaU, ^k-a-ri'-ah, whom Jehovah remembers. Zedad, ze'-dad, a mountain, the side

zu'-ri-el, wliose rock Is God. Ziirlsliaddai, zu'-rl-shad'-dai, whose rock is the Almighty. Zuztius, zu'-zims, sprouting, or restvah. Zldon, zl'-don, fishing. Zidoiiiaii«, zl-do'-nl-ans, inhabitants of a mountain, Zedckiab, zed-e-ki'-ah, Justice of Jeof ZiUon. Zif, zlf, splendour.

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