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On Hebrew Names101

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T.

Taphnas: Mad mouth of a serpent, or a hidden symbol. The two names that follow the letter T should be read with an added aspiration.

Thoph (Thopheth): Gehenna, or danger of the mouth.

Thaamath (Thanehumeth): He gave indignation, or anger.

On Daniel.

A.

Asfanez: Tamer of horses.

Anania: Grace of God.

Abdenago: The servant is silent.

Amalasar: The leader said.

Arioch: Reducing to solitude.

Assuerus: His courtyard or happiness.

Astiage: Will or plan of festivity.

Ambacum: Embracing them, or taking them up.

Artaxerxes: Seeking light in silence.

B.

Balthasar: Hair of the head.

Bari: In exchange, whether in a well or in the stomach.

Bel: Age.

D.

Dura: speaking.

E.

Elam: Secular or eternal.

F.

Forthommim: The perfect division of a glorious people. And about this, what seems to us, we have spoken more fully in the books of Hebrew Questions.