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Hazargaddah - imprisoned band
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Hazar-hatticon - middle village;
preparation
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Hazarmaveth - dwelling of
death
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Hazar-shual - a wolf's house
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Hazar-susah - or susim - the
hay-paunch of a horse
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Hazelelponi - sorrow of
countenance
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Hazeroth - villages; palaces
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Hazezon-tamar - drawing near to
bitterness
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Hazo - seeing; prophesying
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Hazor - court; hay
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Heber - one that passes;
anger
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Hebrews - descendants of
Heber
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Hebron - society; friendship
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Hegai - or Hege - meditation; word;
groaning; separation
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Helam - their army; their
trouble
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Helbah - Helbon - milk -
fatness
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Heldai - Heleb - Heled - the world;
rustiness
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Helek - part; portion
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Helem - dreaming; healing
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Heleph - changing; passing
over
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Helez - armed; set free
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Heli - ascending; climbing up
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Helkai - same as Helek
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Helkath-hazzurim - the field of
strong men - or of rocks
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Helon - window; grief
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Heman - their trouble; tumult; much;
in great number
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Hen - grace; q uiet; rest
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Hena - troubling
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Henadad - grace of the
beloved
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Henoch - same as Enoch
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Hepher - a digger
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Hephzibah - my delight is in
her
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Heres - the son; an earthen
pot
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Heresh - a carpenter
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Hermas - Hermes - Mercury; gain;
refuge
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Hermogenes - begotten of
Mercury
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Hermon - anathema; devoted to
destruction
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Herod - son of a hero
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Herodion - the song of Juno
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Heshbon - invention; industry
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Heshmon - a hasty messenger
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Heth - trembling; fear
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Hethlon - a fearful dwelling
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Hezekiah - strength of the
Lord
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Hezer - Hezir - a bog;
converted
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Hezrai - an entry or
vestibule
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Hezron - the dart of joy; the
division of the song
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Hiddai - a praise; a cry
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Hiddekel; sharp voice; sound
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Hiel - God lives; the life of
God