Words

Hebrew
gäbär - young, strong man (HALOT 175)
gäbär with the general meaning “man” is relatively common in poetic texts only. Outside the poetic corpus, attestations of gäbär are sparse, and in most of them this term is markedly opposed to designations of women and/or children (cf. Dt 22:5, Ex 10:11 and 12:37, Jer 43:6, 44:20). Such a distribution suggests a specialized meaning “adult male” rather than simply “man”.
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gäbär - membrum virile (Jastrow 208)
pB.
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gad - fortune (HALOT 176)
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gīd - tendon, sinew (HALOT 189)
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gdd - to make incisions upon oneself (HALOT 177)
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gədī - kid (of goat or sheep) (HALOT 178)
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gūdāl - thumb, great toe (Jastrow 218)
pB.
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gādēr - dry-stone wall (HALOT 181)
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gāg - roof (HALOT 176)
pl. gaggōt
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*gēl - human dung (HALOT 190)
in gälălō (suff.) and gäləlē (pl. constr.)