This person's namesake narrative notes that the giving of a sandal was once a common token of exchange.
This person was passed over by a man called Ploni Almoni, a Hebrew placeholder name akin to John Doe. This person's namesake narrative notes that the giving of a sandal was once a common token of exchange. A trial of ten elders determined the fate of this person in a book read on Shavuot. After getting separated from Orpah, this one-time wife of Mahlon uncovers the feet of a man on a threshing floor. This mother of Obed helped restore the line of Elimelech and met her eventual husband while gleaning in the fields. This Moabite declares "Intreat me not to leave youWhere you go, I go" to her mother-in-law Naomi. For 10 points, name this woman who became an Israelite by marrying Boaz, a great-grandmother of King David whose namesake Biblical book comes after Judges.
This person was passed over by a man called Ploni Almoni, a Hebrew placeholder name akin to John Doe.
Ruth [or Rut]