[1] Bal has bowed down, Nabo has stooped down. Their idols were for the beast and for the cattle. The ones who carry you all are the ones loaded up, a burden for the weary. [2] They stooped down, they bowed down together. They could not deliver the burden. Their soul into captivity it has […]
wa-hashayb-cha/ והשיבךParts of speech: waw-conjunction + verb, perfect aspect, causative stem, 3rd person, masculine, singular + pronominal suffix, 2nd person, masculine, singular (objective)Root: shob/ שוב (to bring, to restore)Translation: “and He caused to bring you” (the prophetic perfect tense)*not “He will bring you again” (cf. Job 30:23) YA’OH/ יהוהPart of speech: proper noun, divine name.Phonetics:
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language S = sham (noun) [ Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray nouns and other parts of speech that begin with [gha], the sixteenth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the drawing of an eye; phonemic value: the voiced pharyngeal / velar
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[13] chay yakakh aysh ashah wa-ba’ alay-ha wa-shan’a-haWhen a man takes a woman, and he comes to her, and he hates her [14] wa-sham la-ha ghalaylath dabaraym wa-hots’ ghalay-ha sham rai wa-amar ha-ashah ha-za’ath lakakhathay wA-akarab alay-ha wa-la’ mats’athay la-ha batholaymand he puts to her the actions of words, and he causes to go out
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a Your Ghabaray Tutor *rb[*tpf*hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language the Language of Ghabar The Participle The participle in biblical Ghabaray (Hebrew) is a noun, but it shares characteristics with verbs. As a noun, the participle has gender, number, definiteness, and case. Like verbs, the participle can take an object, has voice (active or passive), and has
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) x Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [kha], the eighth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the crude drawing of the world’s strongest animal, i.e. the beetle; phonemic value: the voiceless velar fricative
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) z Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [za], the seventh ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the picture of a farming tool used for sowing seed in a field; phonemic value: the voiced
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) w Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [wa], the sixth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the picture of a hook or tent peg; phonemic value: the voiced labio-velar approximant [w] consonant in
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) h Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [ha], the fifth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the picture of light rays shining downward; phonemic value: the voiceless pharyngeal fricative [h] consonant, or a
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) d Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [da], the fourth ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the profile picture of a fish; phonemic value: the alveolar dental stop [d] consonant; numerical value: 4.
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