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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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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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) g Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [ga], the third ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the picture of a ruler’s scepter or a shepherd’s staff; phonemic value: the voiced velar plosive [g]
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A Lexicon of Ghabaray Words: *hrwrb*hpf The Pure Language P = pail (verb) b Below are all of the Biblical Ghabaray verbs that begin with [ba], the second ‘oth (sign) of the athath (alphabet signs/letters); this ‘oth is the diagram of a house; phonemic value: the voiced bilabial stop [b] consonant; numerical value: 2. P60
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The so-called Ahiram Sarcophagus discovered in 1923 by French archaeologist Pierre Montet in Jbeil, Lebanon (ancient Byblos of the Sidonians), is the oldest known Phoenician-Canaanite inscription. The sarcophagus is currently preserved in the National Museum of Beirut. The item and its inscription appears to date to the 10th century BC, and probably 945 BC to
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The paleo Phoenician-Canaanite-Byblian, Old Aramaean, and Moabite alphabetic scripts have a unique letter ‘aleph, in the shape of an ox head, where the vertical stroke crosses two diagonal strokes at or very close to their apex. However, on the inscribed artifacts of genuine “Israelite” manufacture, whether pre-exilic or post-exilic, the first letter of the paleo
