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Name | Meaning |
Gaal | contempt; abomination |
Gaash | tempest; commotion |
Gabbai | the back |
Gabbatha | high; elevated |
Gabriel | God is my strength |
Gad | a band; a troop |
Gadarenes | men of Gadara, i.e., a place surrounded or walled |
Gaddi | my troop; a kid |
Gaddiel | goat of God; the Lord my happiness |
Gaius | lord; an earthly man |
Galal | a roll, a wheel |
Galatia | white; the color of milk |
Galeed | the heap of witness |
Galilee | wheel; revolution |
Gallim | who heap up; who cover |
Gallio | who sucks, or lives on milk |
Gamaliel | recompense of God; camel of God |
Gammadims | dwarfs |
Gamul | a recompense |
Gareb | a scab |
Garmites | men of Garmi, ie., bones, or, my cause |
Gatam | their lowing; their touch |
Gath | a wine-press |
Gath-rimmon | the high wine-press |
Gaza | strong; a goat |
Gazabar | a treasurer |
Gazer | a dividing; a sentence |
Gazez | a passing over |
Gazzam | the fleece of them |
Geba | a hill; cup |
Gebal | bound; limit |
Geber | manly, strong |
Gebim | grasshoppers; height |
Gedaliah | God is my greatness |
Geder | Gederah, Gederoth, a wall |
Gederothaim | hedges |
Gehazi | valley of sight |
Geliloth | rolling, wheel, heap |
Gemalli | wares; a camel |
Gemariah | accomplishment or perfection of the Lord |
Gennesaret | garden of the prince |
Genesis | beginning |
Genubath | theft; robbery |
Gera | pilgrimage, combat; dispute |
Gerar | pilgrimage, combat; dispute |
Gergesenes | those who come from pilgrimage or fight |
Gerizim | cutters, hatchets |
Gershom | a stranger here |
Gershon | his banishment; the change of pilgrimage |
Geshur | Geshuri, sight of the valley; a walled valley |
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