Words

Hebrew
ˀāz - then (HALOT 26)
Hebrew
ˀzl - to disappear; to cease to exist (HALOT 27)
Hebrew
ˀōzän - ear (HALOT 27)
Hebrew
ˁäbäd - slave, servant (HALOT 774)
Hebrew
ˁbd - to work, to toil (HALOT 773)
Hebrew
ˁbr - to pull along, to pass over (HALOT 780)
Hebrew
ˁōd - (he is) still (HALOT 795)
Hebrew
ˁad - as far as, until, just before, during (HALOT 786)
ˁădē in open pretonic syllables, ˁāday in non-pretonic ones. The form ˁădē (< *ˁaday) attested in poetic texts corresponds directly to the protoform. Originally a plural noun, it is used in plural construct state when combined with pronominal suffixes (Gesenius 1910:304).
Hebrew
ˁgb - to desire sensously (HALOT 783)
Hebrew
ˁăgābā - rump, buttocks (Jastrow 1040)
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