Words

Hebrew
- to, toward (preposition) (HALOT 507)
It is possible that in addition to the basic meaning “to, for” this preposition also had the meaning “(away) from”. However, all the examples gathered in HALOT 507 are problematic (Arakelova 2001:35–36). For the possibility of such a combination of meanings within a single preposition see Ug. l and PWS *bi.
Hebrew
malˀāk - messenger (HALOT 585–586)
Hebrew
məlāˀkā/məlākā - business, work (HALOT 585–586)
Hebrew
ləˀōm - nation (HALOT 513)
Hebrew
lˁb - to make sport of (HALOT 532)
Hebrew
lēb - heart; one's inner self; inclination, disposition, will, intention; reason (HALOT 513)
Hebrew
lābī(ˀ) - lioness (HALOT 517)
Hebrew
lābān - white (HALOT 517)
Hebrew
ləbōnā - storax tree (HALOT 518)
Hebrew
lbš - to wear (HALOT 516)