The Lantern

On Hebrew Names9

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Filistiim: Dual collapse.

Faldas: The ruin of poverty, or falling offspring.

Fau: Nothing, or suddenly.

Fiennon: Either their mouth or their mouth bound.

Futifar: Bent towards dissecting.

Farez: division.

Fetrefe: Libyan calf, or uncovering, or certainly division, or turning aside the mouth.

Fallu: Wonderful.

Fua: Here, adverb of place: either red.

Fanuel: The face of God.

G.

Geon: Chest, or precipitous.

Gomer: Assumption, or consumption, or perfection.

Gergesaeus: Driving out a settler, or a approaching stranger.

Gerara: He saw rumination, or a wall. But it must be known that Gerara means habitation, while Gedera means wall or fence.

Gaza: His courage/strength.

Gomorrha: The fear of people or sedition. It should be known that Hebrew does not have the letter "G" but is written with the vowel "Ain."

Gether: Seeing the press, or neighbor of the exploration.

Gebal: Steep, or an old valley.

Geraris: Foreigners approaching, or their horses.

Gaam (Al. Gadim): Valley heat.

Gad: Temptation, or a game of dice, or luck.

Galaad: Heap of testimony, or migration of testimony. We have spoken more fully about this in the books of Hebrew Questions.

Gatham: Touching, he laughed.

Gesen: approaching their palpation, or proximity.