Bosor: In distress.
Beroth: Wells.
Barne: Son of change.
Balaam: Empty people, or a drinking up.
C.
Cademoth: At the beginning of death, or the principle of death.
Tria nomina haec: The following things must be read from C with aspiration.
Chorraeus: Angry, or about the hole, which the Greeks call τρωγλήτην.
Chaphtorim: Hands of turtle doves or scouts.
Chaphtor (Cappadoces): Cappadocia.
E.
Edraim: Flood of evils, or birth of the worst, or descent of shepherds.
Erma (Horma) anathema.: Ad astra per aspera.
Evim (Hevaei): Unjust.
Ermon: Curse of sadness.
Esdoth: Effusion.
Emmim: The people.
Quatuor nomina: What follows must be read with a long (extended) vowel.
Esau: A heap of stones, or a collection of stones, which in Greek is called a λιθολόγιον, or fragments, or a creation, that is ποίησις.
Elath: Terebinth or bagpipes.
Emim: Terrible.
Ebal: Old abyss.
F.
Fasga: Cut off, or chiseled, or the mouth of the offense.
Faran: Growing or increasing.