mēsaḇ may-sab' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine mēsaḇ Definition round thing, surroundings, round about, that which surrounds, that which is round environs surrounding places round about (adv) round table Original Language bom Origin from (05

māḵôn maw-kone' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine māḵôn Definition fixed or established place, foundation fixed place foundation Original Language !wkm Origin from (03559) Strong's Number 04349 TD

mōleḵ mo'-lek Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine mōleḵ Definition Molech = "king" the god of the Ammonites and Phoenicians to whom some Israelites sacrificed their infants in the valley of Hinnom Original Language $lm Origin from (04427)

milkōṯ mel-eh'-keth Parts of Speech Noun Feminine milkōṯ Definition queen Original Language tklm Origin from (04427) Strong's Number 04446 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1199c

miḵšôl mik-shole' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine miḵšôl Definition a stumbling, means or occasion of stumbling, stumbling block stumbling, fall means or occasion of stumbling, stumbling block Original Language lwXkm Origin from (037

mahămōrôṯ mah-ham-o-raw' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine mahămōrôṯ Definition a flood, a pit of water, watery pit Original Language hrmhm Origin from an unused root of uncertain meaning Strong's Number

mᵊḏînâ med-ee-naw' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine mᵊḏînâ Definition province, district district province Original Language hnydm Origin from (01777) Strong's Number 04082 TDNT Entry

miḵlāl mik-lawl' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine miḵlāl Definition completeness, perfection Original Language llkm Origin from (03634) Strong's Number 04359 TDNT Entry TWOT - 985e

minḥâ (Aramaic) min-khaw' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine minḥâ (Aramaic) Definition gift, offering oblation, offering (to God through representative) meal offering Original Language hxnm Origin corresponding to (04503) Strong's Nu

mālaq maw-lak' Parts of Speech Verb mālaq Definition (Qal) to nip, nip off (head of a bird) Original Language qlm Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 04454 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1207

maṭbēaḥ mat-bay'-akh Parts of Speech Noun Masculine maṭbēaḥ Definition slaughtering place, slaughter Original Language xbtm Origin from (02873) Strong's Number 04293 TDNT Entry TWOT

māṭar maw-tar' Parts of Speech Verb māṭar Definition to rain (Niphal) to be rained on or upon (Hiphil) to rain, send rain to rain hail, send hail Original Language rtm Origin a primitive root Strong's Number 04305

maḏḥê mid-kheh' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine maḏḥê Definition occasion of stumbling, means of stumbling (TWOT) ruin Original Language hxdm Origin from (01760) Strong's Number 04072 TDNT Entr

mᵊlaḵ (Aramaic) mel-ak' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine mᵊlaḵ (Aramaic) Definition counsel, advice Original Language $lm Origin from a root corresponding to (04427) in the sense of consultation Strong's Number 04431

mallāḥ mal-lawkh' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine mallāḥ Definition mariner, sailor, seaman Original Language xllm Origin from (04414) in its second. sense Strong's Number 04419 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1

mêšaḵ (Aramaic) may-shak' Parts of Speech Proper Name Masculine mêšaḵ (Aramaic) Definition Meshach = "guest of the king" the godly friend of Daniel who Nebuchadnezzar renamed Meshach; one of the three friends who with Daniel refused to make themselves unclean by eating food from the

mamtaqqîm mam-tak' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine mamtaqqîm Definition sweetness, sweet thing Original Language qtmm Origin from (04985) Strong's Number 04477 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1268d

mēaḥ may'-akh Parts of Speech Noun Masculine mēaḥ Definition fatling, fat one Original Language xm Origin from (04229) in the sense of greasing Strong's Number 04220 TDNT Entry TWOT - 1181a

mᵊhērâ meh-hay-raw' Parts of Speech Noun Feminine mᵊhērâ Definition haste, speed hastily, speedily (as adverb) in haste (with prep) Original Language hrhm Origin from (04118) Strong's Number 04120

miḏrāš mid-rawsh' Parts of Speech Noun Masculine miḏrāš Definition study, exposition, midrash, record, story writings of a didactic nature midrash - transliteration of the Hebrew word Original Language Xrdm Origin from (01875)