Hebrew Roots of English Words??? | |
Bassball_Batman User ID: 16276019 United States 02/02/2014 02:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Or (Spanish o): Same as Hebrew 'o ('alef-vav) Wood: From 'uwd ('alef-vav-daleth), "firewood" Aurora: From 'owr ('alef-vav-resh), "light" Negative prefixes a, an, in, & anti: Probably from 'iy or 'ayin ('alef-yod, plus nun), "not, none, without" Amaze & Amazon: From 'ami$ or 'ome$ ('alef-meym-tzade), "growing powerful" or "astounding durability" Rug & Organize: Probably from 'arag ('alef-re'sh-gimel), "weave" Wolf-like growl "GRRRR!": Perhaps from guwr (gimel-vav-re'sh), "attack, conspire, fear" Deck (the verb): Probably from daqaq (daleth-qof-qof), "pound (to pieces), pulverize" Hail (the verb): From meaning of halal (heh-lamed-lamed), "praise"; but the spelling of heylel (heh-yod-lamed-lamed), "shining one" -- Note the "halal + Yahweh" in "Hallelujah" Harem: Perhaps from harowm (heh-re'sh-vav-meym), "consecrated" -- like a mix between har (mountain) and ram (exaltation) Albino: From lavan (lamed-beyth-nun), "white" Sapphire (Greek sapfiros): Same as Hebrew sappiyr (samek-peh-yod-re'sh) Suffer (suffrage/voting, not today's meaning): From safar (samek-peh-re'sh), "count/number, take a census" Obedient: from Hebrew ^eved and the name Obed (^ayin-beyth-daleth), "servant" Evil: Same as ^awel (^ayin-vav-nun) All and goal: Perhaps from ^owlam (^ayin-vav-lamed-meym), "eternity, universe" Altitude (from Latin altus): Debatable, but perhaps from ^alah (^ayin-lamed-heh), "ascend" Among: Probably related to ^im (^ayin-meym), "with, close to, among" Answer: Same as Hebrew ^anah (^ayin-nun-heh) Punish: Latin poena + Hebrew ^anash (^ayin-nun-shin), both same meaning Offal: Possibly related to ^ofel (^ayin-peh-lamed), "tumor, hemorrhoid" Place: Perhaps from pelek (peh-lamed-kaf), "district" Paradise: From pardes (peh-re'sh-daleth-samek), "park, forest, orchard" Fruit and fertile; possibly also pear and persimmon: from periy or feriy (peh-re'sh-yod), "fruit" Cinnamon (Greek kinnam0mon): Same as Hebrew qinnam0n (qof-nun-meym-vav-nun, vav optional) Seven: Same as Hebrew shava^ (shin-beyth-^ayin) Sir: From both "sar" words: samek-resh, "captain" and sin-re'sh, "chief/commander" (With modification, but) Wine (Greek oinos): Modified of Hebrew yayin (yod-yod-nun), same meaning |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 50434795 United States 02/02/2014 03:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Rounded to nearest Whole number 24,860 24860th vs. Mar 15:33 And when the sixth hour was come, there was darkness over the Whole EARTH until the ninth hour. ge {ghay} Is translated as EartH 188 times in the KJV The diameter of the moon is 2160 miles 2160th vs. Exd 23:15 Thou shalt keep the feast of unleavened bread: (thou shalt eat unleavened bread seven days, as I commanded thee, in the time appointed of the new moon Abib; for in it thou camest out from Egypt: and none shall appear before Me empty:) The Hebrew Word for Month is chodesh, this word was translated in other occurrences in the KJV as New Moon 20x, here it was translated as Month..but says the same either way, Hebraic. [link to www.blueletterbible.org] The moon cycle determines the months of the biblical calendar Ex 12:2...Passover begins at evening the start of the 14th day, calculated from the new moon which began the month of Abib, the 1st month - unleavened bread begins on the 15th at the sunset of the 24860th vs. Our Passover Thread: The Great Pyramid Isaiah 19:19-20 Number Science HEART |