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Betekenis Van Bijbelse Woorden En (Plaats)Namen Betekenis van Bijbelse woorden en (plaats) namen Abel Beth-maacha rouw van (of weide van) het huis van A verdrukking (...onderdrukking; ...neerslachtigheid; Aar teder-zijn ...benauwd Aaron lichtbrenger Abel Keramim weide van de wijngaarden Aäron Abel-Beth-maacha rouw van (of weide van) het huis van verdrukking Aaronieten (...onderdrukking; ...neerslachtigheid; ...benauwd Aartsengel voornaamste van de engelen Abel-bet-maaka stad in Noord-Israël bij een stad in het Ab vader noorden van Israël bij Beth-maacha; de plaats waar de ark rustte op de Ab vader van iemand akker van Jozua te Beth-Semes Abaddon plaats van verderf, verderf, ruine Abel-bet-maaka rouw van (of weide van) het huis van verdrukking Abaddon verderf (...onderdrukking; ...neerslachtigheid; ...benauwd Abagta door God geschonken Abel-Bet-Maäka huis van druk Abagtha Abel-Hassittim weide van acacias of rouw van de Abana steun acasia Abana bestendige, onveranderlijk, een zekere Abel-keramim weide van de wijngaarden verordening Abel-maim weide van wateren of rouw van de Abarim gebieden aan de overzijde wateren Abarim ruïnen van Abarim Abel-mechola weide van het dansen of rouw van de wijngaard of rouwdans Abba vader Abel-mehola Abda dienaar van JHWH, dienst Abel-misraim weide van Egypte of rouw van de Abdeel dienaar van God Egyptenaren Abdi dienaar van JHWH, mijn dienaar Abel-mizraim Abdiel dienaar van God Abel-sittim weide van acacias of rouw van de acasia Abdiël Abi mijn vader Abdon dienstbaar, slavernij; onderworpenheid Abi Gibon vader van Gibeon Abednego dienaar van Nebo, dienaar van de schittering Abia mijn vader is Jah (Jehovah) Abed-nego Abia JHWH is (mijn) vader Abel adem Abialbon El (God) is mijn vader of mijn vader is groot van begrip of vader van begrip Abel ijdelheid (verstand) Abel plaatsnaam, stad in Noord-Israël bij Abi-albon een stad in het noorden van Israël bij Beth-maacha. Abiam mijn vader is de zee of Yah(u) is de plaats waar de ark rustte op de (mijn) vader akker van Jozua te Beth-Semes Abiasaf mijn vader heeft verzameld Abiathar vader van overvloed Abisua mijn vader is veiligheid of mijn vader is overvloed Abib maand van aren-vorming, van het groen-worden van wat op het land Abisur mijn vader is een muur staat Abib, maand van de uittocht en pascha (maart of april) Abital mijn vader is (de) dauw Abichail mijn vader is macht Abitub mijn vader is goed(heid) Abida mijn vader weet, vader van kennis Abiud mijn vader is majesteit Abidan mijn vader is rechter Abjatar mijn vader is groot (overvloed) of vader van een overblijfsel Abiel El (God) is (mijn) vader Abjathar Abiezer mijn vader is hulp Ablemeth bedekkend Abi-ezer Abner mijn vader is een licht Abiezriet Abraham vader van een menigte of aanvoerder Abi-ezriet van een menigte Abiezrieten Abram verheven vader Abi-ezrieten Absai mijn vader is Jesse of mijn vader is een gave Abigail mijn vader is vreugde Absalom mijn vader is vrede Abihail mijn vader is macht acacia houtsplinters Abihu hij is (mijn) vader Accad subtiel, teer Abija JHWH is (mijn) vader Acco zijn engte Abijah mijn vader is Jah (Jehovah) Ach helaas!, oh!, ach!, uitdrukking van pijn Abi-kehila burcht Achab broeder van vader Abi-keila Achaicus behorend tot Achaia Abilene grazige weide Achaje narigheid Abimael mijn vader is El (God) Achan zaaier van verwarring Abimelech Melek is vader of mijn vader is koning Achar hij die moeilijkheden maakt Abimelech mijn broeder is koning of broeder van Melech Acharchel een volgende gastheer Abimelek Melek is vader of mijn vader is koning Achasbai broeder van hen die mij omringen Abinadab mijn vader is nobel of mijn vader is Achastarieten Ik zal ijverig het onderzoek betrachten gewillig Achaz hij heeft gegrepen Abinadab mijn broeder is vrijzinnig of ...edel Achazja JHWH heeft geholpen Abinoam mijn vader is genoegen Achazja YHWH bezit Abiram mijn vader is verheven of (de) Verhevene is (mijn) vader Achban broeder van een begrijpend (intelligent) man Abisai mijn vader is Jesse of mijn vader is een gave Achbor muis Abisalom mijn vader is vrede Acher volgend Abishag mijn vader is een zwerver Achi mijn broeder Achia broeder van YHWH Achiam broeder van moeder Achrach een volgende broeder Achichud broeder van geheim Achsa enkelring of enkelketting Achiezer mijn broeder is hulp Achsaf Ik zal betoverd zijn Achihud broeder van majesteit Achsib bedrog Achikam mijn broeder is gerezen acht nieuw begin Achilud broeder van het kind achtste een nieuw begin Achim de Here zal bevestigen Achumai riet, broeder van wateren Achimaas mijn broeder is toorn (gramschap) Achuzzam bezitter Achimaaz Achuzzat bezitting Achiman mijn broeder is een gave Achzai mijn hoeder, beschermer Achimelech mijn broeder is koning of broeder van Achzib bedrog Melech Ada sieraad Achimelek Adada festival of grens Achimoth broeder van de dood of mijn broeder is dood Adaja JHWH heeft zich getooid Achinadab mijn broeder is vrijzinnig of ...edel Adalia Ik zal worden opgeheven door YHWH Achinoam mijn broeder is vreugde Adam de rode aarde Achio broederlijk Adam mens Achira mijn broeder is slecht Adam rood Achiram mijn broeder is verheven Adama de aarde Achiramiet broeder van moeder Adama rode aarde Achis Ik zal zwart maken (of verschrikken) Adami man van Adar of slechts een man Adami-nekeb Achisachar mijn broeder is dageraad of broeder van de dageraad Adami-nekeb spelonk Achisamak mijn broeder is ondersteuning (heeft Adar buitengewoon glorievol ondersteund) Adar glorievol Achisar mijn broeder is bloed Adbeel door God gestraft Achitofel mijn broeder is dwaas (dwaasheid) Addan sterk, stevig Achitub mijn broeder is goed (goedheid) Addar buitengewoon glorievol Achjan broederlijk Addi versiering Achlab vruchtbare plaats Addon machtige Achlai O! was het maar waar! Adiël sieraad van God Achmeta Ecbatana Adin sierlijk of fijn Achmetha Adina slank Achoach broeder van rust Adino zijn sieraad Achochiet Aditaïm tweevoudig sieraad Achor beroering, verwarring Adithaïm tweevoudig sieraad Afarsiet Adlai rechtvaardigheid van JHWH Afek omheining Adma rode aarde Afeka Admata een getuigenis voor hen afgoden gilloel of gillul, afgoden(beelden) Admatha afgodendienst Adna genoegen afgoderij Adna rust of genoegen afgodsbeelden Adnah genoegen Afiach Ik zal doen ademhalen Adonai mijn Heer, gebruikt in plaats van Afiah YHWH als Joodse uiting van eerbied agaat kostbare steen in de hogepriesterlijke Adonia mijn heer is YHWH borstplaat Adonibezek mijn heer is Bezek Agabus sprinkhaan Adoni-Bezek Agag Ik zal overtreffen Adonikam mijn heer stond op Agagiet Adoniram mijn heer is verheven Age Ik zal vermeerderen Adonisedek mijn heer is rechtvaardig Agrippa heldhaftig Adoni-zedek Agur verzameld Adoraim dubbele glorie Aharlel een volgende gastheer Adoram mijn heer is verheven Ahasbai broeder van hen die mij omringen Adramelech eer van de koning of Adar is prins of Ahasveros Ik zal zwijgzaam zijn en arm Adar is Raadgever, Scheidsrechter Ahava Ik zal bestaan Adrammelek Ahawa Adramyttium Ik zal in de dood blijven Ahaz bezitter Adria zonder hout Ahazia YHWH bezit Adriatic Aher volgend Adriël kudde van God Ahi mijn broeder Adullam rechtvaardigheid van het volk Ahia broeder van YHWH Adullam zie Adullam rechtvaardigheid van het volk Ahiam broeder van moeder Adullamiet Ahiezer mijn broeder is hulp Adummim roodachtige: stille? Ahihud broeder van geheim Adummin Ahihud broeder van majesteit Aeneas lofwaardig Ahihud mijn vader is majesteit Afarsa veroorzaker van verdeeldheid(?) Ahikam mijn broeder is gerezen Afarsathchieten als veroorzaker van verdeeldheid(?) Ik Ahilud broeder van het kind zal verdeeldheid brengen tussen de bedriegers(?) Ahimaaz mijn broeder is toorn (gramschap) Afarsathchieten veroorzaker van verdeeldheid(?) Ahiman mijn broeder is een gave Ahimoth broeder van de dood of mijn broeder is Akbor muis dood Akeldama Bloedakker Ahinoam mijn brother is vreugde Akis Ik zal zwart maken (of verschrikken) Ahio broederlijk of slechts een man Ahira mijn broeder is slecht Akkad subtiel, teer Ahiram mijn broeder is verheven Akko oorlogszuchtig Ahiramiet broeder van moeder Akko zijn engte Ahi-sahar mijn broeder is dageraad of broeder Akkub verraderlijk van de dageraad Akrabbim Schorpioenenpas Ahisamach mijn broeder is ondersteuning (heeft ondersteund) Aksa enkelring of enkelketting Ahisar mijn broeder is bloed Aksaf Ik zal betoverd zijn Ahitub mijn broeder is goed (goedheid) alabast een vaasje of flesje van alabaster voor zalf. Ahjan broederlijk Men beschouwde alabaster als het beste materiaal om zalven in te Ahjo bewaren. De fles breken betekent waarschijnlijk het zegel van de fles Ahlai O! was het maar waar! verbreken. Ahoah broeder van rust alabaster een vaasje Ahohiet Alammelech eik van de koning Aholiab Vader's tent albast vaasje of flesje van steen Aholibama tent van de hoge plaats albaster een vaasje of flesje van alabaster voor zalf. Men beschouwde alabaster als Ahrah een volgende broeder het beste materiaal om zalven in te Ahumai riet, broeder van wateren bewaren. De fles breken betekent waarschijnlijk het zegel van de fles Ahuzzam bezitter verbreken. Ahuzzat bezitting Alemet bedekkend Ai ruïnehoop Alemeth Ain bron Alexander man verdediger Aja ruïnehoop Alfeüs veranderend Aja valk Alja kwaad Ajalon vlakte van herten Aljan groot of hoog Ajath ruïnehoop Allammelek eik van de koning Ajja de sterke allerhoogste Eljon (Godsnaam) hoog, opper, gezegd van Davidische koningen, die Ajja ruïnehoop werden geacht verheven te zijn boven andere monarchen. Ajja valk Allon grote boom of eik Ajjalon vlakte van herten Allon Bachuth eik van geween Ajjat ruïnehoop Allon-bachuth Akan scherpziend Almodad niet gemeten
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