A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words:

*hrwrb*hpf

The Pure Language

P = pail (verb)

a

Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [‘a], the first ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the picture of a sign post (not an ox head!); phonemic value: the glottal-stop [‘] consonant, or the written marker for an a-class vowel depending upon its position within a word; numerical value: 1.

P1   dba

abad – to perish, to destroy

P2   hba  

abah – to be willing, to consent

P3   kba  

abach – to turn, to roll up

P4   lba  

abal – to mourn, to lament

P5   sba  

abas – to fatten

P6   qba  

abak – to get dusty

P7   rba  

abar – to move swiftly, to fly, to accelerate

P8   rga  

agar – to gather food

P9   bda  

adab – to grieve

P10   mda  

adam – to be brown, to be reddish-brown like the color of soil

P11   rda  

adar – to be glorious, to be wide, to be great, to be excellent

P12   bha  

ahb – to love

P13   lha  

ahl – to pitch (a tent), to tabernacle

P14   hwa  

‘oh – to be inclined, to desire, to describe

P15   cwa  

‘ots – to press, to urge, to rush, to hurry

P16   rwa  

‘or – to illuminate, to lighten

P17   twa  

‘oth – to mark, to sign, to signal

P18   lza  

azal – to dissolve, to distill, to go away

P19   nza  

azan – to give ear, to listen, to hear, to prove

P20   rza  

azar – to gird, to equip, to suit up

P21   zxa  

akhaz – to seize, to grab, to take hold of, to take possession of

P22   rxa  

akhar – to remain behind, to tarry, to delay

P23   mja  

atam – to shut, to shut something up

P24   rja  

atar – to close, to bind

P25   bya  

ayb – to be an enemy, to be hostile

P26   lka  

achal – to consume, to eat, to put inside one’s body (orally or non-orally)

P27   pka  

achap – to be urgent

P28   hla  

alah – to take an oath, to make a curse, to wail

P29   xla  

alakh – to be corrupt, to be tainted

P30   mla  

alam – to be bound up, to be unable to speak

P31   pla  

alap – to be familiar with, to cleave to

P32   cla  

alats – to press

P33   lma  

amal – to be weak, to languish

P34   nma  

aman – to be made sure, to confirm, to affirm

P35   cma  

amats – to be stout, to be bold, to be courageous, to be alert

P36   rma  

amar – to speak, to say, to utter

P37   hna  

anah – to encounter

P38   xna  

anakh – to sigh, to groan

P39   sna  

anas – to compel, to constrain

P40   qna  

anak – to cry, to lament

P41   fna  

anash – to be sick

P42   psa  

asap – to gather

P43   rsa  

asar – to bind, to imprison, to prepare

P44   hpa  

apah – to bake with fire

P45   spa  

apas – to cease, to come to an end, to be empty

P46   ppa  

apap – to go around, to surround, to encompass

P47   qpa  

apak – to hold, to restrain

P48   lca  

atsal – to lay aside, to put to the side

P49   rca  

atsar – to lay up, to store up

P50   bca  

atsab – to ambush, to lay in wait

P51   gra  

arag – to braid, to weave

P52   hra  

arah – to pluck

P53   xra  

arakh – to wander, to journey

P54   kra  

arach – to lengthen

P55   rra  

arar – to curse

P56   fra  

arash – to pay the bride price

P57   mfa  

asham – to offend (someone or something), to be guilty

P58   rfa  

ashar – to go straight ahead, to advance, (figuratively) to be happy

P59   hta  

athah – to come, to arrive

For all verbs beginning with the next ‘oth [ba] click here.