- WalnutWalnut (Пес. Пес. Песн VI, 11) — the walnut tree grows to a great height and blooms in April, bearing f
- War, ArmyWar, army . — War, armament, and warriors are first mentioned in the book of Genesis (Быт. Быт XIV, 14,
- WaterWater (Быт. Быт I, 6, Быт IX, 10 и др.). — How highly the Israelites valued water in antiquity, that mo
- Water GateWater Gate . See Jerusalem .
- Water of JealousyWater of jealousy (Числ. Чис V, 11–31) — bitter water used in testing the guilt or innocence of a woman
- Water of PurificationWater of purification :
- Wave BreastWave Breast of the sacrificial animal (Исх. Исх XXIX, 26, Лев. Лев VIII, 29) — it was ordinarily assign
- Wave Offering and Heave OfferingWave offering and heave offering before the Lord
- WaxWax — a well-known substance obtained from bees, easily yielding to heat and quickly melting from it (П
- Wedding GarmentWedding garment (Мф. Мф XXII, 11). — In the East the wedding garment was ordinarily provided by the hos
- Weight, ScalesWeight, scales (Лев. Лев XIX, 36). In deep antiquity gold and silver were bought and sold by weight, so
- WhirlwindWhirlwind (Ис. Ис XVII, 13). — The terrible and destructive effects of the whirlwind in tropical countr
- Whited SepulchresWhited Sepulchres (Мф. Мф XXIII, 27). Among the Jews there existed a custom of whitewashing their tombs
- Widow, WidowsWidow, widows (Быт. Быт XXXVIII, 11, Втор. Втор XVI, 11, 14 и др.). — By this word is generally underst
- Wild BoarWild boar (forest or wild, also known as the wild pig) (Пс. Пс 79, 14) — a cloven-hoofed animal of the
- Wilderness of GibeonWilderness of Gibeon (II Цар. 2Цар II, 24) — undoubtedly located in the vicinity of Gibeon, as was the
- WillowWillow , or osier (Лев. Лев XXIII, 40, Пс. Пс CXXXVI, 2; Исх. Исх XLIV, 4, Иез. Иез XVI
- WindWind (Исх. Исх XV, 10). In Palestine, as a coastal land surrounded on one side by the sea and on the ot
- WineWine (Быт. Быт XIV, 18, Быт XIX, 32, Быт XXVII, 25, Ис. Ис V, 11, Иоан. Ин II, 3, 9 и др.). See <strong
- WolfWolf (Ис. Ис XI, 6) — a wild, fierce, rapacious animal, resembling a dog in size and appearance, belong