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Name |
Language |
English Meaning |
Source |
Comments |
Habiru |
Semitic |
Dirty; Refugees |
Hurst |
Refers to people living in ancient Canaan, including the Hebrews. |
Hebrew |
Whom Jehovah Enlightens |
Hurst |
Father of Nehemiah. Exile in Persia. | |
Hebrew |
Whom Jehovah Enlightens |
Hurst |
Hill in Ziph Wilderness, where David hid from king Saul. | |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Clamor; Joy 2. Sun God of Edom and Syria |
1. Hitchcock 2. Hurst |
Edomite ruler and enemy of Solomon, king of Israel. | |
Hebrew |
Righteousness |
Hurst |
Original name of Esther, wife of Persian king, Ahasuerus. Derived from Hebrew term: Hadas = Myrtle Tree. | |
Egyptian |
Flight; Stranger (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Handmaiden to Sarai, who later became a wife of Abraham. Mother of Ishmael. | |
Hebrew |
Festive (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Prophet who advocated construction of a second temple in Jerusalem. | |
Hagoth |
1. Mycenaean 2. Hebrew |
1. Festival of Force 2. Rejoicing [haggith] |
1. Erickson 2. Hurst |
His port probably was at modern Mar Muerto in Mexico. One ship likely took people to modern Easter Island. |
Hagoth's Port |
1. Mycenaean 2. Hebrew |
1. Festival of Force 2. Rejoicing [haggith] |
1. Erickson 2. Hurst |
Probably Mar Muerto in Mexico. |
-Hah |
Hebrew ending for words a/w Jehovah (The Lord). Names ending in -ha or -hah also indicated by or connected to water. | |||
Hebrew |
1. Kolob in its motion 2. The Stars [h-kokobim] |
1. J. Smith 2. Tvedtnes |
Similar to Kli-flos-is-es. | |
Hai |
Original name of the Hyksos. Their homeland was in Hayastan (Armenian Highlands) in western Asia. Reputed to be a Scythian tribe called Hucsos near ancient Euxine (Black Sea). They conquered ancient Egypt prior to Joseph being sold into slavery there. | |||
Hai |
Semitic |
Archer; Fruitful; Teacher (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Location in ancient Canaan where Abraham traveled before arriving in Egypt. |
Egyptian |
Land of Farms (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Name that Egyptians in the time of Pharaoh Ramesses II used for this fertile location on the Frankincense Trail in modern Saudi Arabia. Called "fertile parts" by Nephi. | |
Halam |
1. Aramaic 2. Hebrew |
1. Close to One; Good Humored; Strong 2. Healthy |
Nibley |
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Hallel |
Hebrew |
Greet the New Moon |
Nibley |
aka Halleluyah (Praise the Lord). |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Brown; Heat; Hot 2. Father-in-Law |
1. Hitchcock 2. Nibley |
Second son of Noah. He married Zeptah. Father of Egyptus and Mizraim (aka Pharaoh). His third son was Phut. Ham's descendents lost right to the priesthood, although Pharaoh feigned claim to it. | |
Hama |
Hebrew |
Mercury |
Hurst |
Planet Mercury. |
Persian |
Hurst |
Persian military commander who failed to defeat Mordecai. Son of Hammedatha and father of Vajezatha. | ||
Hamath |
Hebrew |
Fortress |
Hurst |
City of Chamath located at modern Hama in Syria. See Picture. |
Persian |
He Troubles the Law |
Hurst |
Father of Haman. | |
Hebrew |
Jehovah Is Gracious |
Hurst |
Real name of Shadrach, captured young man from a royal family in Judah by king Nebuchadnezzar II. He refused to bow before an idol of the king at Dura. | |
Hanannihah |
Hebrew |
Jehovah is Gracious [hananiah] |
Hurst |
Land and People to whom Enoch preached. |
Haner |
Hebrew |
Gracious [hanne] |
Hurst |
Land and People to whom Enoch preached. |
Hand in Cup Shape |
Symbolic of fulfilling your mission in life and helping others. Jesus Christ filled His "cup" with blood to save mankind. Anciently used in endowment ceremony. Nibley commented on this in public documents. | |||
Hebrew |
Gracious; Merciful (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Wife of Elkanah and mother of Samuel, whom she dedicated to God. | |
Har Megiddo |
Hebrew |
Hurst |
Mount Megiddo, future site of a massive battle of Armageddon mentioned in Revelations 16:16. | |
Semitic |
Mountaineer |
Abraham |
Older brother of Abraham. Father of Sarai. | |
Haran (Harran) |
1. Akkadian 2. Semitic |
1. Road 2. Mountainous |
Hurst |
City of Sanliurfa in modern Turkey. |
Harb |
Arabic |
Desolation; War |
Nibley |
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Hashem el Tarif |
Arabic |
Hurst |
Modern name for Mount Sinai. | |
Egyptian |
1. House of Horus 2. Goddess of Love (See Picture) |
Hurst |
See Hathor in Abraham, facsimile 2. Hathor was a goddess of ancient Egypt (cow) known as the sun and represented Eve, Adam's wife. See my note in Facsimile 1-3. | |
Modern Hebrew |
Eve (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Modern Hebrew name for Eve; also spelled as Hava. | |
Hebrew |
Circular |
Hurst |
Land encircled by the river Pison. Possible reference to the Indus River region (area of Mohenjo-Daro). | |
Hebrew |
Encampments; Villages (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Place where Israelites rested north of Mount Sinai; modern Ain el-Hudhera. | |
Hebrew |
Enclosed; Fortified (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Chief city of Canaanite city that king Solomon strengthened. A later king was Jabin. | |
Akkadian |
A River in Ur |
Hurst |
Jaredite king and son of Lib. Father of Heth. | |
Heavenly Father |
English |
Bible |
God of creation and father of all spirits to this earth. Father of Jesus Christ. God is aka Ahman. See Plan of Life. | |
Hebrew |
Enclave |
Hurst |
husband of Jael. | |
Hebrew |
Hebrew |
Displaced Person; Wanderer |
Nibley |
[ivri] |
Helam |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Stronghold [he-lam] 2. Dreamy; Visionary |
Nibley |
Convert and friend of Alma. See Picture. |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Stronghold [Helam] 2. Dreamy; Visionary |
Nibley |
Nephite city at modern Alta Verapaz in Valpariso, Guatemala. | |
Helam |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Stronghold [Helam] 2. Dreamy; Visionary |
Nibley |
Land in modern Guatemala where people of Ammon settled. See Picture. |
1. Egyptian 2. Phoenician |
1. Countenance of Ammon 2. God's Visions |
1. Nibley 2. Erickson |
Son of king Benjamin. | |
1. Egyptian 2. Phoenician |
1. Countenance of Ammon Book of Mormon names: "r" changes to "l" [hr imn] 2. God's Visions |
1. Nibley 2. Erickson |
Son of Alma the Younger. Brother of Corianton and Shiblon. Military commander under Captain Moroni. See Picture. | |
1. Egyptian 2. Phoenician |
1. Countenance of Ammon 2. God's Visions |
1. Nibley 2. Erickson |
Son of Helaman, who took charge of the Book of Mormon plates. | |
Helem |
Hebrew |
Hope; Prosperity |
Nibley |
Son of king Mosiah and brother of Ammon. He served as a missionary to the Lamanites. |
Greek |
Hurst & Nibley |
Chief religious city of ancient Egypt. Patriarch Abraham taught principles of astronomy and mathematics to Pharaoh in this city. See Facsimile 1-3 for details. Also, the Demotic script was developed here; Lehi and others wrote the Book of Mormon in this "reformed Egyptian" script. Baby Jesus brought here to escape death from King Herod of ancient Israel. | ||
Hebrew |
[Helon + Harum] Strength + High; Throw Down |
Hurst |
Son of king Benjamin. | |
Hem |
1. Egyptian 2. Semitic |
1. Servant; Warrior Chief 2. Ham (Father-in-law) |
Nibley |
Son of king Mosiah and brother of Ammon. He served as a missionary to the Lamanites. |
Heni |
Hebrew |
God is Gracious |
Hurst |
Land and People to whom Enoch preached. |
AKA Nibiru or Planet X; also called Blue Bonnet by astronomers of Costa Rica in 2012 AD. Noted in 1940 AD by Chilean astronomer, Carlos Ferrada. He stated it was a large comet-planet and will be visible in March/April 2016. Psychic Edgar Cayce foretold it will cause a pole shift. Now called Eris. Altered Prediction was for 2021 AD. | ||||
Hermounts |
1. Egyptian 2. Semitic |
Under the Rule of Month (Monthis = God of the Wild) |
Nibley |
The area of modern Palenque. |
Greek |
Hero's Song (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Titular king of Israel, actually under control of Rome. He attempted to murder baby Jesus. | |
Etruscan; Latin |
Wild Horse ([agrios hippos]) |
Hurst |
Father of Drusilla and king of Judaea. See Picture. | |
Hebrew |
Reckoning (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Chief city of Amorites that Joshua conquered. | |
Heshlon |
Jaredite |
Fearful Dwelling [hethlon] |
Hurst |
Jaredite central plains in modern Mexico. |
Heth |
Hebrew |
Trembling [Cheth] |
Hurst |
Jaredite land that Jared settled before seizing the kingdom from his father, Omer. |
Heth (Cheth) |
Hebrew |
Trembling (Same as Cheth) |
Hurst |
Son of Canaan, progenitor of the Hittites. |
Hebrew |
Trembling [Cheth] |
Hurst |
Son of Jaredite king named Com. Heth escaped to a land named after himself and murdered his father. Father of Shez. | |
Hebrew |
Trembling [Cheth] |
Hurst |
Jaredite son of Hearthom. Ancestor of Aaron. | |
Hezekiah (Ezekias) |
Hebrew |
Jehovah Has Strengthened (See Picture) |
Hurst |
King of Judah in 701 BC during the Assyrian invasion. |
Hebrew |
Sharp Rapids (aka Haddakel) |
Hurst |
Identified with the Tigris River of ancient Assyria. | |
Hilaria |
Greek |
Occasion when all join in singing the creation hymn. | Nibley |
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Hilm |
Arabic |
Close Friend |
Nibley |
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1. Egyptian 2. Hebrew |
1. Hawk-god [Hmn] 2. The Hemanite |
1. Nibley 2. Hurst |
Son of king Mosiah. Friend and missionary companion of Alma the Younger. | |
Hinneh |
Hebrew |
Behold; It is so |
Nibley |
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Hebrew |
Lamentation |
Hurst |
Son of Jerus. Valley of Hinnom (aka Topheth or Gehenna), where pagans offered human sacrifice to Molech. | |
Hebrew |
Liberty; Noble |
Hurst |
Friend of Judah. | |
Hebrew |
Sons of Terror |
Hurst |
Descendants of Heth who created the Hittite Empire in modern Turkey. | |
1. Aramaic 2. Hebrew |
1. Snake 2. Tent Dweller |
Hurst |
Descendant of Canaan and Ham. | |
Hoe Oophah Phaheh |
Hebrew |
Patriarchal Government of Authority |
Nazarenes |
Rules and laws of government administered by the Ahlish (gods). Nazarenes of Mount Carmel translation. |
Holy Ghost
(aka Holy Spirit) |
Spirit member of the Christian Trinity; other two are God the Father and Jesus Christ. See Plan of Life. | |||
Holy Grail |
Medieval authors encouraged a search for the cup that Jesus Christ drank from at the Last Supper. It was called "San Greal" (Holy Grail), but a modern author speculated that it actually was "Sang Real" (Royal Blood). Thus referring to the bloodline of Christ and Mary Magdalene, speculating that their children married into the Merovingian line of Merovech (founder of the Franks kingdom). Tradition holds that Mary escaped to southern France with her children. | |||
Hopi |
Hopi |
Peaceful People |
Nibley |
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Hebrew |
Mountain [har] (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Mountain in Edom where Aaron died. | |
Hebrew |
Desert |
Nibley |
Name for Mount Sinai, where God gave the law to Moses. | |
1. Hebrew 2. Semitic |
1. Cave Dwellers 2. White (Race) |
Hurst |
People of Seir; they lived near Mount Seir. | |
Hebrew |
Devoted; Doomed (See Picture) |
Hurst |
Canaanite city that Joshua conquered. Called Zephath in Judges 1:17. | |
Hormah |
1. Hebrew 2. Nahuatl 3. Semitic |
1. Desolation 2. Tree in arid soil [huaxica] 3. Desolate Land |
Nibley |
Near modern Juchitan, Mexico. |
Horus |
Egyptian |
Falcon (God of Light) See Picture |
Hurst |
See Elkenah in Abraham, facsimile 1. Horus also was known as Osiris in Egypt. He represented a corrupted interpretation of Jesus Christ. Adam and Noah correctly taught their children about Christ's role as savior, but these teachings became corrupted. Egyptians equated Orion to Osiris. |
Hosanna |
Hebrew |
Save Us We Beseech Thee [hallel] |
Hurst |
a/w Feast of Tabernacles and waving of palm fronds during the entry of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem. |
Hoshen |
Vestment of high priest in Israel. This was aka the Breastplate of Judgment); contained gemstones and engraved names for the 12 tribes of Israel; fastened to the ephod; the Urim and Thummim ("Lights and Perfections") were placed in a pocket behind this breastplate. | |||
Hu (demi-god) |
Egyptian |
Protector |
Hurst |
Name for the Sphinx at Giza. A stone tablet located between two front paws mentioned Zep Tepi. |
Hubal |
Arabic |
The God |
Hurst |
Moon god of ancient northern Arabia. Head god of the Kabaa. |
Hypocephalus |
Greek |
Under the Head (See Picture) |
Nibley |
See Facsimile 1-3. Compare the ones from the Netherlands and Joseph Smith. |
Hypocephalus of B'Nai-Amen |
Hypocephalus discovered at Thebes. Translation by Nazarenes of Mount Carmel has similarities to the Book of Abraham one. (See Picture) |
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