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Ot Names, Compiled by Donald Bourquest, Updated by Ishaku Bulus Kubgak OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK OT Proper Names Identity Ngas Spelling English NIV 1. Aaron a person. Haruna 2. Aaronites a people / clan Ngo Haruna mwa 3. Abagtha a person Abakta Est 1:10 ? 4. Abana a river Abana 5. Abarim a mountain Abarim 6. Abda a person Apda 7. Abdeel a person Apdeyel 8. Abdi a person Apdi 9. Abdiel a person Apdiyel 10. Abdon a city Apdon 11. Abdon a person Apdon 12. Abed-Nego a person Abet-nego 13. Abel a person Habila 14. Abel a place Habila 15. Abel-Beth-Maacah a place Abel-bet-mayaka 16. Abel Keramim a place Abel-keramin Jdg 11:33 17. Abel-Maim a place Abel-mayim 18. Abel-Meholah a place Abel-mehola 19. Abel-Mizraim a place Abel-mizrayim 20. Abel-Shittim a place Abel-shitim 21. Abez (Kjv) a city Abez z? 22. Abi a person Abi 23. Abi-Albon a person Abi-albon 24. Abiasaph a person Abiyasafa ?no final f in Ngas 25. Abiathar a person Abiyata 26. Abib 1st month name Abip see Ex 13:4, 23:15, 34:18 27. Abida a person Abida 28. Abidan a person Abidan 29. Abiel a person Abiyel 30. Abiezer a person Abiyezer 31. Abiezrite, -s a people / clan Ngo Abiyezer 32. Abigail a person Abigel 33. Abihail a person Abihayil 34. Abihu a person Abihu 35. Abihud a person Abihut 36. Abijah a person, Samuel's Abiya son 37. Abijah a person, Herzon's Abiya wife 38. Abijam a person Abiyam 39. Abimael a person Abimayel 40. Abimelech a person Abimelek 41. Abinadab a person Abinadap 1 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 42. Abinoam a person Abinowam 43. Abiram a person Abiram 44. Abishag a person Abishak no final g in Ngas 45. Abishai a person Abishayi 46. Abishalom a person Abishalom 47. Abishua a person Abishuwa 48. Abishur a person Abishur 49. Abital a person Abital 50. Abitub a person Abitup 51. Abner a person Apner 52. Abraham a person Ibrahim 53. Abram a person Apram 54. Abronah a place, an Abrona encampment 55. Absalom a person Apsalom 56. Accad a nation / kingdom Akad 57. Acco a city Ako 58. Achan a person Akan 59. Achbor a person Akbor 60. Achish a person Akish 61. Achor a valley Akor 62. Achsah a person Aksa 63. Achshaph a city Akshaf 64. Achzib a city Akzip 65. Adadah a city Adada 66. Adah a person Ada 67. Adaiah a person Adaya 68. Adalia a person, son of Adaliya Haman 69. Adam a person Adamu 70. Adam a town Adamu 71. Adami-Nekeb a place Adami-nekep 72. Adamah a city Adama 73. Adar twelfth month Adar 74. Adbeel a person Atbeyel 75. Addan a place Adan 76. Addar a place Adar 77. Addar a person Adar 78. Addon a place Adon 79. Ader = Kjv a person Ader 80. Adiel a person Adiyel 81. Adin a person Adin 82. Adina a person Adina 83. Adithaim a city Aditayim 84. Adlai a person Atlayi 85. Admah a city Atma 86. Admatha a person Atmata 2 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 87. Adna a person Atna 88. Adnah a person Atna 89. Adoni-Bezek a person Adoni-bezek 90. Adonijah a person Adoniya 91. Adonikam a person Adonikam 92. Adoniram a person Adoniram 93. Adoni-Zedek a person Adoni-zedek 94. Adoraim a city Adorayim 95. Adoram a person Adoram 96. Adrammelech a person, a god Atramelek 97. Adriel a person Atriyel 98. Adullam a town Adulam 99. Adullam a cave Adulam 100. Adullamite a people Ngo Adulam 101. Adummim a steep pass Adumim 102. Agag a person Agak 103. Agagite a people Ngo Agak 104. Agee a person Agi 105. Agur a person Agur 106. Ahab a person Ahap 107. Aharah a person Ahara 108. Aharhel a person Aharhel 109. Ahasbai a person Ahasbayi 110. Ahasuerus a person Ahasurus 111. Ahava a town Ahava 112. Ahava a river (canal) Ahava 113. Ahaz a person Ahaz 114. Ahaziah a person Ahaziya 115. Ahban a person Aban 116. Aher a person Aher 117. Ahi a person Ahi 118. Ahiah a person Ahiya 119. Ahiam a person Ahiyam 120. Ahian a person Ahiyan 121. Ahiezer a person Ahiyezer 122. Ahihud a person Ahihut 123. Ahijah a person Ahiya 124. Ahikam a person Ahikam 125. Ahilud a person Ahilut 126. Ahimaaz a person Ahimayaz 127. Ahiman a person Ahiman 128. Ahimelech a person Ahimelek 129. Ahimoth a person Ahimot 130. Ahinadab a person Ahinadap 131. Ahinoam a person Ahinowam 132. Ahio a person Ahiyo 133. Ahira a person Ahira 134. Ahiram a person Ahiram 3 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 135. Ahiramite a people Ngo Ahiram 136. Ahisamach a person Ahisamak 137. Ahishahar a person Ahishahar 138. Ahishar a person Ahishar 139. Ahithophel a person Ahitofel 140. Ahitub a person Ahitup 141. Ahlab a place Alap 142. Ahlai a person Alayi 143. Ahoah a person Ahowa 144. Ahohi a person Ahohi 145. Ahohite a people Ngo Ahohi 146. Ahumai a person Ahumayi 147. Ahuzzam a person Ahuzam 148. Ahuzzath a person Ahuzat 149. Ahzai a person Azayi 150. Ai a city Ayi 151. Aiah a person Ayiya 152. Aiath a place Ayiyat 153. Aija a place Ayiya 154. Aijalon a city Ayiyalon 155. Ain a city Ayin 156. Akan a person Akan 157. Akkub a person Akup 158. Akrabbim a mountain pass Akɨrabim 159. Alameth a person Alamet 160. Alammelech a city Alamelek 161. Alamoth a kind of song Alamot 162. Alemeth a city Alemet 163. Alemeth a person Alemet 164. Aliah a person Aliya 165. Alian a person Aliyan 166. Allon a person Alon 167. Allon -Bacuth a place "oak of Alon-bakut weeping 168. Almodad a person Almodat 169. Almon a city Almon 170. Almon -Diblathaim a place Almon-diplatayim 171. Alush a place / encampment Alush 172. Alvah a person Alva 173. Alvan a person Alvan 174. Amad a city Amat 175. Amal a person Amal 176. Amalek a person Amalek 177. Amalek valley a person Foklok Amalek 178. Amalekite (Singular) one person of a Ngo Amalek people 179. Amalekites (Pl.) a people Ngo Amalek Mwa 180. Amam a city Amam 4 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 181. Amana a mountain Amana 182. Amariah a person Amariya 183. Amasa a person Amasa 184. Amasai a person Amasayi 185. Amashsai a person Amashɨsayi 186. Amasiah a person Amasiya 187. Amaziah a person Amaziya 188. Amaw a place / country Amawu 189. Ami a person Ami 190. Amittai a person Amitayi 191. Ammah a hill Ama 192. Ammiel a person Amiyel 193. Ammihud a person Amihut 194. Amminadab a person Aminadap 195. Ammishaddai a person Amishadayi 196. Ammizabad a person Amizabat 197. Ammon a person Amon 198. Ammonite, Amonites, a people ngo Amon mwa Ammonitess 199. Amnon a person Amnon 200. Amok a person Amok 201. Amon a person Amon 202. Amorite (Sing.) one person of a Ngo Amori people 203. Amorites (Pl.) a people Ngo Amori mwa 204. Amos a person Amos 205. Amoz a person Amos 206. Amram, Amram's a person Amram 207. Amramite a people Ngo Amram mwa 208. Amraphel a person Amrafel 209. Amzi a person Amzi 210. Anab a city Anap 211. Anah a person Ana 212. Anaharath a city Anaharat 213. Anaiah a person Anayiya 214. Anak a person Anak 215. Anakim a people Anakim 216. Anamim a person Anamim 217. Anammelech a pagan god Anamelek 218. Anan a person Anan 219. Anani a person Anani 220. Ananiah a person Ananiya 221. Anani ah a town Ananiya 222. Anath a person Anat 223. Anathoth a town or city Anatot 224. Anem a city Anem 225. Aner a person Aner 226. Aner a city Aner 5 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 227. Angle a part of the wall of Kwang Jerusalem 228. Aniam a person Aniyam 229. Anim a city Anim 230. Anthothijah a person Antotiya 231. Anub a person Anup 232. Aphek a place Afek 233. Aphekah a place Afeka 234. Aphiah a person Afiya 235. Aphik a place Afik 236. Appaim a person Apayim 237. Ar a place Ar 238. Ara a person Ara 239. Arab a town Arap 240. Arab, Arabs pl. a people Ngo Arabiya mwa final b? 241. Arabah a desert steppe, Araba 242. Arabia a country Arabiya 243. Arad a city Arat 244. Arad a person, son of Arat Beriah 245. Arah a person Ara 246. Aram a person Aram 247. Aram a place / land Aram 248. Aram -Maacah a place / country Aram-mayaka 249. Aram -Naharaim a country / nation: Aram-naharayim Arameans of Northwest Mesopotamia 250. Aram -Zobah a country /nation: Aram-zoba Arameans of central Syria 251. Aramaic a language hɨ g iya mwa 252. Aramean, -s a people Ngo Aram mwa 253. Aran a person Aran 254. Ararat a mountain, the Ararat surrounding land, & a kingdom in the area 255. Araunah a person Arawuna 256. Arba a person Arba 257. Arbathite a people Ngo Arba mwa 258. Arbite a people Ngo Arba mwa 259. Archite a people Ngo Arka mwa 260. Ard a person ɨ 261. Ardit es a people Ng ɨ mwa 262. Ardon a person Ardon 263. Areli a person Areli 264. Arelites a people Ngo Areli mwa 6 OT NAMES, COMPILED BY DONALD BOURQUEST, UPDATED BY ISHAKU BULUS KUBGAK 265. Argob an area of Argop Transjordan ruled over by Og king of Bashan 266.
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