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Siebold
(Encyclopedia)Siebold tāˈōdōr ĕrnst [key], 1804–85, also a physician, was one of the foremost biologists of his time. He specialized in the comparative anatomy of invertebrates and wrote the first volume (18...Hegai
(Encyclopedia)Hegai hēˈgē [key], in the Bible, chamberlain of Ahasuerus. ...Gweru
(Encyclopedia)Gweru gwāˈlō [key], city, central Zimbabwe. Founded in 1894, it is an industrial, mining, ...Itys
(Encyclopedia)Itys ĭtˈələs [key]: see Philomela and Procne. ...Jazer
(Encyclopedia)Jazer jā-āˈ– [key], ancient city E of the Jordan River, probably about 10 mi (16.1 km) N of Hisban (Jordan). In the Bible it was assigned to Gad. ...Moho
(Encyclopedia)Moho mōˌhōrōˈvəchĭch [key]: see earth. ...Kelaiah
(Encyclopedia)Kelaiah kēlīˈtə [key], in the Bible, Levite active in the return to Palestine. There are two occurrences of the name, which could refer to different persons. ...Kanarese
(Encyclopedia)Kanarese käˈnədə [key], Dravidian language of India. See Dravidian languages. ...Kannada
(Encyclopedia)Kannada känərēzˈ [key], Dravidian language of India. See Dravidian languages. ...Kadesh, oasis, ancient Palestine
(Encyclopedia)Kadesh –bärnēˈə [key], oasis in the desert S of ancient Palestine, mentioned frequently in the Bible, notably as a limit of Edom. Another biblical name is En-mishpat. ...Browse by Subject
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