= what remains in a certain place after part of the original quantity has disappeared or has been used or dealt with in a certain way; used for humans, animals, plants, and inanimate objects
remainder, rest, remnant, survivor
Time
= what remains in time after part of the original span of time has passed
rest
Happen
= events that have taken place, that are not among a range of events that have been described or dealt with in a certain way; used for acts of kings only
rest (of one's acts)
Great
= state in which humans have a higher status than others
most important
Well
= state in which human speech is of an excellent quality
excellent, fine (words, speech)
Intense
= state in which an event is being done to a larger extent than is normally done
more, exceedingly
Possess
literally: what remains, or is left over; hence: = possessions that one has in surplus over the possession one needs in order to live
possession, wealth
Cords
= relatively thin string; used to hold a tent or similar construction in place, but also as bowstring; in Judges 16 used to tie down a person
cord, string
Dead
literally: to pull up (someone's) tent-cord; hence: = causative action by which an end is made to a human life as if it were a tent of which the cords are pulled up so that it will collapse
to pull up (someone's) tent-cord > to cause someone to die
Weak
literally: to loosen (someone's) bowstring; hence: = causative action by which deities reduce the strength of humans and make them more vulnerable
to loosen (someone's bowstring) > to render (someone) weak, vulnerable
Names of People
= man, also known as Jethro and Reuel; priest of Midian; father-in-law of Moses
Jether, Jethro
Names of People
= man; son of Gideon
Jether
Names of People
= man; father of Amasa, army commander under Absalom and David, killed by Joab