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Biblical names

779 places — towns, regions, rivers, mountains and lands — named in the twenty-four books, derived from the proper-noun tagging of our own corpus and not from a list somebody typed. They are all in Every Name in Tanakh as well; this is the same list, narrowed.

779 names — towns, regions, rivers, mountains and lands · In the order they first appear · page 6 of 6
Placeחֲצַר סוּסִיםHazar-susim
Gematria474

×1 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at 1 Chronicles 4:31.

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Placeבֵּית בִּרְאִיBethbirei
Gematria625

×1 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at 1 Chronicles 4:31.

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PlaceעָלֶמֶתAlameth
Gematria540

×4 named in Tanakh First appearance: also a person

Strong's records this name for a place in Palestine and of two Israelites. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at 1 Chronicles 6:45 and last at 1 Chronicles 9:42.

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PlaceמִקְלוֹתMikloth
Gematria576

×4 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in the Desert. The name stands four times in the Tanakh, first at 1 Chronicles 8:32 and last at 1 Chronicles 27:4.

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Placeפַּס דַּמִּיםPas-Dammim
Gematria234

×1 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at 1 Chronicles 11:13.

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PlaceמְצֹבָיָהMesobaite
Gematria147

×1 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in Palestine. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at 1 Chronicles 11:47.

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Placeגּוּר־בַּעַלGur-baal
Gematria311

×1 named in Tanakh First appearance: always written with a particle

A place in Arabia. The name stands once in the Tanakh, at 2 Chronicles 26:7.

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Where these come from. Every name in the full list is a word our corpus tags as a proper noun in the Westminster Leningrad Codex morphology, grouped so that בית לחם counts as one name and not two. What each one is — a person, a place, a people — is read from the lexicon's own definition, and where that definition names two senses the row says so. The gematria is computed by the same engine that runs every search, and the count on each row is the number of verses that door opens — the same walk, counted once.