תִּדְעָל proper name, masculine king allied with Chedorlaomer called מֶלֶךְ גּוֺיִם Genesis 14:1,9; Θαλγα[λ], ᵐ5^L Θαργαλ (proper name Tud—ula occurs on late Babylonian tablet, Pinches^{Trans. Vict. Inst., xxix (1897), 47, 73,} Say^{Acad. Mar. 21, 1896, 242; Hast. DB TIDAL}; but identification of person unproven, LW King^{Hammurabi i (1898), liii} Hpt^{Ball Genesis 14:1} Che^{Ency. Bib. TIDAL}).

תהה (√ of following; meaning dubious: Aramaic תְּהָא is rage, roar (of earth, with reference to Genesis 1:2), of man, bluster; al. compare Arabic go astray, desert waste, but this very doubtful).

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