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The Mechanical Translation of the Torah
Lexicon of Hebrew Roots and Words
Edited by
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March 21, 2014
Act: Stand Con: Pole, Spear, Wineskin, Grain Abs:
Enemy, Desire, Hostile Def: This can be the tent poles

which hold up the tent, the house, as well as the father
who holds up the family, the household. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph represents strength, the represents
the tent. Combined these mean "the strength of the
house".
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Regarding. Marked interest or regard usually

arising through a personal tie or relationship. A
turning over and bringing together of a
thought. Alt Trans: on account of (when
following the word "UPON") Str: 0182
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av (m.) Trans: FATHER Def: A man who has
Def: A pile of charred wood and ash as the

remnants of a fire.
a-viv (m.) Trans: GREEN.GRAIN Def:
Act: Sigh Con: Hawk, Sigher Abs: Desire, Where

Def: This can be a sigh when searching as when the ox
snorts when desiring food. (This root is closely related to
.) Anc Heb: , The pictograph represents
strength of the ox. The is one looking at a great sight
and sighing. Combined they mean "a strong sigh".
Def: The wineskin hangs from the tent pole. A

spiritist (possibly from their mumbling like the
sound of wine poured out of the wineskin)
ov (m.) Trans: WINESKIN Def: A leather
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bag that holds wine. Can also mean "medium"

as one who evokes the dead, possibly from
their mumbling like the sound of wine being
poured out of the wineskin. Rel to root: As
hung from the pole of the tent. Str: 0178
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e-veh (m.) Trans: YEARN Def: To long

persistently, wistfully, or sadly. What is desired,
whether good or bad. Str: n/a
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doubles as a spear which can be used against an

enemy to defend (also a support of) the family.
ta-a-wah (f.) Trans: YEARNING Def: To

long persistently, wistfully, or sadly. What is
desired, whether good or bad. Str: 8378
a.y.b Trans: ATTACK(V) Def: To be
Def: A bird that flies high searching for food
antagonistic or unfriendly to another. An action

taken by an enemy. Str: 0340, 0341
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Def: A sigh out of a desire.

a.w.h Trans: YEARN(V) Def: To have an
earnest or strong desire; long. Str: 0183
Def: The tent pole is pointed at one end and

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eyd (m.) Trans: CALAMITY Def: A disaster.

Str: 0343
Fresh young stalks of standing grain. Also the

name of a month in the Hebrew calendar. Str:
0024
me-od (m.) Trans: MANY Def: A large

but indefinite number. An abundance of things
(many, much, great), actions (complete, wholly,
strong, quick) or character (very). Alt Trans:
great; greatly; more; much; very Str: 3966
begotten a child. The provider and support to

the household. The ancestor of a family line.
The patron of a profession or art. Rel to root:
The support of the tent/house. Edenics: pa - an
exchange from a b and p and a reversal of the
letters Str: 0001
o-dot (f.) Trans: CONCERNING Def:
and screeches as a loud sigh.

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ey-vah (f.) Trans: HOSTILITY Def:
a-yah (f.) Trans: HAWK Def: A bird of

prey, probably the hawk, but possibly a kite or
vulture. Str: 0344
Conflict, opposition, or resistance; overt acts of

warfare. Str: 0342
Act: Point Abs: Desire Def: This root has the idea of
Con: Smoke, Mist, Charcoal, Heap

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ad (m.) Trans: MIST Def: A vapor or fine
adding something out of desire. (This root is closely

related to the root .) Anc Heb: , The pictograph ,
replacing the , is a peg representing the idea of
attaching something.
spray. Rel to root: An overwhelming

abundance of ash raked in the fire causing a
cloud of dust. Str: 0108
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Def: The abundant remnants of charred wood
a-wat (f.) Trans: DESIRE Def: What is

good or bad, that is lusted after. Str: 0185
from a fire that is raked together causing a cloud of

ash. Rel to root:
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o (m.) Trans: OR Def: An alternative or
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optional desire. Alt Trans: whether Edenics: or

- with an added r Str: 0176
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what place. Rel to root: A search for an

unknown location. Alt Trans: why Alt Spelling:
Str: 0335, 0346, 0351, 0375
( m.) Trans: OH Def: A passionate cry of
Abs: How
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eykh (m.) Trans: HOW Def: In what way
desire. Str: 0188

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ey (m.) Trans: WHERE Def: At, in, or to
a-wen (m.) Trans: BARRENNESS Def:

Action or thought that is vain or for an
improper purpose. Str: 0205
or manner; by what means. Alt Spelling:

Str: 0349
Abs: Time Def: The harvest is a very prominent
Act: Yoke, Guide, Swear Con: Ox, Oak, Yoke Abs:
"time" to the early Hebrews. Anc Heb: , The letter

represents an agricultural implement of cutting used
in the harvest.
Strength, Oath, Learn Def: The yoke is understood as a

"staff on the shoulders" (see Isaiah 9:4) in order to
harness their power for pulling loads such as a wagon or
plow. Hence, the two pictographs can also represent
"the ox in the yoke". Often two oxen were yoked
together. An older, more experienced ox would be
teamed up (yoked) with a younger, less experienced ox.
The older ox in the yoke is the "strong authority" who,
through the yoke, teaches the younger ox. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of an ox head and
also represents its strength. The is a picture of a
shepherd staff and also represents the authority of the
shepherd. Combined these two pictographs mean "the
strong authority" and can be anyone or thing of strong
authority.
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az (m.) Trans: AT.THAT.TIME Def: A

specified moment or time. Rel to root: A
specific time. Str: 0227
Act: Protect Con: Brother, Hearth Abs:

Brotherhood Def: In Hebrew thought, a wall is more
than a vertical barrier but anything that separates or
divides. The hearth around the fire protected the house
from the heat and embers of the fire. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph represents strength. The is a wall.
Combined these pictographs mean "strong wall".
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ahh (m.) Trans: BROTHER Def: A male who
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has the same parents as another or shares one

parent with another. One who stands between
the enemy and the family, a protector. Str:
0251, 1889
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holds authority over others, such as a judge,

chief or god. In the sense of being yoked to one
another. Rel to root: The power of the ox's
muscles to perform work. Edenics: all; elk Str:
0410
a-hhot (f.) Trans: SISTER Def: A female

who has the same parents as another or shares
one parent with another. Str: 0269
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a-hhu (m.) Trans: MARSH.GRASS Def:
Con: Corral Abs: Gentle Def: The idea that one that
can be rough and harsh but acts in a gentle manner. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is an ox head. The is a
basket as used to contain something. Combined these
mean "ox contained" in the sense of being tamed or
gentle.
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ey-lah (f.) Trans: OAK Def: A species of

tree with dense, hard, wood. A tough durable
wood. Str: 0424, 0427
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at (m.) Trans: SOFTLY Def: Free from
al-yah (f.) Trans: FAT.TAIL Def: The fat

part of a sheep's rump considered an Eastern
delicacy. Str: 0451
harshness, sternness, or violence. To act softly.

A charmer. Str: 0328
Def: The yoking together of two parties. A
Con: Place Abs: Where Def: (This root is closely
treaty or covenant binds two parties together

through an oath (yoke). The oath included blessings
for abiding by the covenant and curses for breaking
the covenant (see Deuteronomy 28). The God of the
related to the root .) Anc Heb: , The pictograph

, replacing the , is the hand and adds the idea of
pointing to a place.
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el (m.) Trans: TO Def: Used as a function

word to indicate movement or an action or
condition suggestive of progress toward a
place, person, or thing reached. Rel to root: A
moving to or toward something to be with it, as
the ox moves toward a destination. Alt Trans:
at; by; for; on Str: 0413
The tall grasses that line a body of water as a

wall. Str: 0260
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el (m.) Trans: MIGHTY.ONE Def: One who
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Hebrews was seen as the older ox that is yoked to

his people in a covenant relationship. Rel to root:
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highest rank or office; of greatest importance,

significance, or influence. The military
commander of a thousand men. One who is
yoked to another to lead and teach. Str: 0441
a-lah (f.) Trans: OATH Def: Something

corroborated by a vow. A binding agreement,
including the curse for violating the oath. Str:
0423
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Act: Bind Con: Glue, Mother, Arm, Tribe, Pillar Abs:

Firm Def: Glue was made by placing the hides and other
animal parts of slaughtered animals in a pot of boiling
water. As the hide boiled, a thick sticky substance
formed at the surface of the water. This substance was
removed and used as a binding agent. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph represents strength. The is water
or any other liquid. Combined these pictographs mean
"strong liquid".
e-lo-ah (m.) Trans: POWER Def:

Possession of control, authority, or influence
over others; physical might. The power or
might of one who rules or teaches. One who
yokes with another. Often applies to rulers or a
god. Often used in the plural form literally
meaning "mighty ones," but often used in a
singular sense to mean "The Mighty One." Str:
a.0430, 0433
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shoulders to perform a task.
y.a.l Trans: TAKE.UPON(V) Def: The placing

of a yoke on the shoulders, literally or
figuratively, to perform work or undertake a
task. Alt Trans: agree (when written in the
hiphil [causative] form) Str: 2974
Def: Anyone or anything that functions as the
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ey-lon (m.) Trans: GREAT.TREE Def: A

tree made of very dense, hard, wood. Alt
Spelling: Str: 0436, 0437
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learning. An older experienced ox is yoked to a

younger inexperienced one in order to teach it how
to pull a load. A thousand, as a large number of
oxen. Rel to root: an ox as wearing a yoke for work
Def: From the firmness of the plant that

comes out from the seed. Something that grabs
hold or supports something else. The passing of
strength or skill to the next generation.
e-leph (m.) Trans: THOUSAND Def: Ten

times one hundred in amount or number. Str:
0505
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im (m.) Trans: IF Def: Allowing that; on

condition that. A desire to bind two ideas
together. Alt Trans: or; that Str: 0518
Def: The yoke of the oxen, the yoke of
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Def: A binding together.

u-mah (f.) Trans: TRIBE Def: A social
group consisting of numerous families, clans or
generations together. A family lineage as
bound together. Str: 0523
ay-ya-lah (f.) Trans: DOE Def: The adult

female fallow deer. Str: 0355
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Def: The arm that holds things together.

am-mah (f.) Trans: FOREARM Def: A
linear standard of measure equal to the length
of the forearm. Edenics: arm - with the addition
of the r sound Str: 0520
a-yil (m.) Trans: BUCK Def: The large

males of a flock of sheep or heard of deer. By
extension, anything of strength including a
chief, pillar (as the strong support of a
building), or oak tree (one of the strongest of
the woods). Str: 0352, 0353, 0354
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a-mah (f.) Trans: BONDWOMAN Def: A

female slave. One who is bound to another. Str:
0519
"strong authority" is seen as the older ox. Such as a

ram or stag deer (the strong leader of the flock or
heard), chief (strong leader of the tribe), pillar (as
the strong support of a building), oak tree (one of
the strongest of the woods).
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eym (f.) Trans: MOTHER Def: A female

parent. Maternal tenderness or affection. One
who fulfills the role of a mother. Rel to root:
The arm that holds things together. The arm is
seen as glue that encircles and holds together.
A cubit was the length of the arm from elbow
to fingertip. The mother of the family is the one
who binds the family together by holding in her
arms and by the work of her arms. Str: 0517
Def: The placing of the yoke upon the

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a-luph (m.) Trans: CHIEF Def: Accorded
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a.m.n Trans: SECURE(V) Def: Solidly fixed

in place; to stand firm in the sense of a support.
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Not subject to change or revision. Alt Trans:

support (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Str: 0539
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destination of a ship. Edenics: Isle, Island Str:

0336, 0339
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( m.) Trans: SO.BE.IT Def: An affirmation
pear-shaped fruit from a tree of the fichus

genus. Rel to root: A desirable and prolific fruit
that must be searched for, as the fruit is green,
thus blending in with the leaves and making it
difficult to see. Str: 8384
of firmness and support. Str: 0543

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am-nah (f.) Trans: SURE Def: Safe from

danger or harm; marked by or given to feelings
of confident certainty. What is firm. Str: 0545,
0546, 0548
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e-met (f.) Trans: TRUTH Def: The state
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of being the case. Fact. What is firm. Accurately

so. Str: 0571
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ey-mun (m.) e-mu-nah (f.)
Def: The seeking out of another to meet with.
um-nam (m.) Trans: INDEED Def:
A chance encounter or an arrival to another.

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Act: Produce Con: Produce, Ship Abs: Where,
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an (m.) Trans: WHEREVER Def: Anywhere

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Def: A search or work with no results.

a-yin (m.) Trans: WITHOUT Def: A lacking
of something or the inability to do or have
something. The search for a place of unknown
origin. Alt Trans: no; not; not with; nothing;
where; or not (when following the word "IF")
Str: 0369, 0370, 0371
Def: A ship searches through the sea for a

distant shore. Rel to root:
a-ni Trans: I Def: A person aware of

possessing a personal identity in self-reference.
Rel to root: Through the sense of approaching.
Alt Trans: me Alt Spelling: Edenics: I Str:
0589, 0595
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on (m.) Trans: VIGOR Def: Active bodily or

mental strength or force. The power within the
belly or loins for reproduction or creative work.
Str: 0202
at all. A search for a person, place or time. Rel

to root: A ship searches through the sea for a
distant coastline (of an island or mainland) in
search of the produce for trade. The fig tree
produces fruit that is desirable and prolific,
since the fig is green and blends in with the
leaves, the fruit must be searched out. The
searching may result in success or failure. Alt
Trans: how long (when attached to the word
"UNTIL") Alt Spelling: Str: 0575
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a.n.h Trans: APPROACH(V) Def: To come

near or nearer to. Alt Trans: delivers (when
written in the piel [intensive] form) Str: 0579
Complain, Vigor, Nothing Def: The male searches out

the female and approaches her for reproducing (see
Jeremiah 2:24). This can also be a search for the purpose
of producing something. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
represents the ox. The is a picture of a seed
(plant, animal or man).
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( m.) Trans: COMPLAINER Def: One who

grumbles over his undesired circumstances.
Str: n/a
Without any question. Str: 0552
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Def: A complaining from a lack of production.

a.n.n Trans: COMPLAIN(V) Def: To grumble
over ones undesired circumstances. Str: 0596
Trans: FIRMNESS Def: Securely fixed in place.

Str: 0529, 0530
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te-eyn (f.) Trans: FIG Def: An oblong or
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a-ni-yah (m.) Trans: SHIP Def: A large

sea-going vessel. As searching through the sea
for a distant shore. Str: 0591
Act: Bake, Snort Con: Nose, Hot, Oven, Breath Abs:
a-nu Trans: WE Def: I and the rest of a

group. Rel to root: Through the sense of
approaching. Alt Spelling: Edenics:
we Str: 0580, 0587, 5168
Anger, Adultery Def: The nostrils (holes) are for

breathing. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
represents strength. The is a picture of the mouth
and represents any type of hole.
iy (m.) Trans: ISLAND Def: A tract of land
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surrounded by water. Also a country in the

sense of isolated. Rel to root: As the
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aph (m.) Trans: NOSE Def: The organ

bearing the nostrils on the anterior of the face.
Also meaning anger from the flaring of the
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nostrils and the redness of the nose when

angry. Rel to root: The nostrils of man flares
when he breathes heavy in passion or anger.
Alt Trans: nostrils (when in the double plural
form) Str: 0639
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urge forcefully or irresistibly. A pressing into an

action or narrow place. Str: 0213
Con: Wild Goat

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( m.) Trans: WILD.GOAT Def: An
aph Trans: MOREOVER Def: In addition to

what has been said. Str: 0637
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undomesticated goat. Str: 0689
Def: A heat for baking. The heat of anger.

a.p.h Trans: BAKE(V) Def: To cook using
Act: Gather, Order Con: Box, Light Def: Boxes are

used to store items and keep them in order. Light is also
necessary for order.
dry heat, especially in an oven. Str: 0644

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( m.) Trans: BAKED Def: What is

cooked in a dry heat such as an oven. Str: 3989
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foods.
Def: A gathering of items or livestock to
( m.) Trans: COOKED Def: A food that
place in a box or pen. Rel to root:
is heated in or over a fire to heat it or make it

edible. Alt Spelling: Str: 8601
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nose
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Def: A heavy
breathing through the nose out of anger. Str:
0599
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ma-or (m.) Trans: LUMINARY Def: That

which gives off light. Str: 3974
( f.) Trans: HERON Def: A bird with a
Act: Press, Shine Con: Fire, Foundation, Pillar Abs:

Despair, Pressure Def: A fire is made by firmly pressing a
wooden rod down onto a wooden board and spinning
the rod with a bow drill. Wood dust is generated from
the two woods rubbing together and is heated by the
friction creating a small ember in the dust. Small tinder
is then placed on the ember and is blown ignited the
tinder. Anc Heb: , The pictograph represents
strength. The is a picture of teeth and imply pressing
as one does with the teeth to chew food. Combined
these pictures mean "a strong pressing down".
Rel to root: heated passion

n.a.p Trans: COMMIT.ADULTERY(V) Def:
To perform voluntary violation of the marriage
bed. Str: 5003
Act: Press, Compel Con: Narrow Def: A narrow

ravine where the walls press in. Anc Heb: , The
letter represents the side as in the sides of a ravine.
Def: The pressing into or on something
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eysh (f.) Trans: FIRE Def: The

phenomenon of combustion manifested by
heat, light and flame. Rel to root: The pressing
of wood together with a fire drill to produce
causing it to move.
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or Trans: LIGHT Def: The illumination

from the sun, moon, stars, fire, candle or other
source. Str: 0216, 0217
a.n.p Trans: SNORT
(V)
large beak (nose). Probably the heron. Str:

0601
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a.w.r Trans: LIGHT(V) Def: To shine with

an intense light; be or give off light; to be
bright. Edenics: order - with the addition of
"der" also meaning order in Hebrew Str: 0215
Rel to root: the nose as a breathing of the
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a-ron (m.) Trans: BOX Def: A rigid

rectangular receptacle often with a cover. Any
box-shaped object. Str: 0727
ey-phah (f.) Trans: EYPHAH Def: A dry

standard of measure equal to 3 se'ahs or 10
omers. The same as the liquid measure bath
which is about 9 imperial gallons or 40 liters.
Str: 0374
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a-ha-ron (m.) Trans: LIGHT.BRINGER

Def: One who carries light into the darkness.
Str: n/a
Def: The heat of passion. The heating of

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a.w.ts Trans: COMPEL(V) Def: To drive or
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as a reminder to both parties. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of an ox. The is a picture of
two crossed sticks used to make a sign or mark.
Combined these pictures represent "an ox moving
toward a mark".
fire through friction. Edenics: ash - as the

product of fire Str: 0784
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i-sheh (m.) Trans: FIRE.OFFERING Def:

A sacrifice that is placed in a fire as an offering.
Str: 0801
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cutting point of a plow. Rel to root: The

plowing of a field by driving the oxen to a
distant mark. Str: 0855
Def: The charred wood after being burned in

the fire.
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85
( m.) Trans: DEEP.BLACK Def: The black
ah.sh.q Trans: OPPRESS(V) Def: To press

into or on another through force or deceit. Str:
6231
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Rel to root: as one who presses

ah.sh.r Trans: BE.RICH(V) Def: To have a
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o-ser (m.) Trans: RICHES Def: Wealth.
Def: The traveling toward a mark,

destination or a person. The arrival of one to the
mark.
Def: The polishing of stone, metal or ivory by

rubbing to make shine. Rel to root: rubbing
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ash-tey Trans: ONE Def: Existing,
a.t.h Trans: ARRIVE(V) Def: To come to or

bring to a destination. Str: 0857
acting, or considered as a single unit, entity, or

individual. Str: 6249
Def: The coming toward a mark. A standard,

or flag, with the family mark hangs as a sign. An
agreement or covenant by two where a sign or
mark of the agreement is made as a reminder to
both parties.
Act: Plow Con: Plow, Mark, Entrance Abs: Arrive,

Agree Def: When plowing a field with oxen, the
plowman drives the oxen toward a distant mark in order
to keep the furrow straight. A traveler arrives at his
destination by following a mark. The traveling toward a
mark, destination or person. The arrival of one to the
mark. A "you" is an individual who has arrived to a "me".
The coming toward a mark. A standard, or flag, with the
family mark hangs as a sign. An agreement or covenant
by two where a sign or mark of the agreement is made
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a-ten (m.) Trans: YOU(FP) Def: Pronoun,

second person, feminine plural. Rel to root:
From the sense of moving toward another. Str:
0859
The possessions that make one wealthy. Str:

6239
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at (m.) Trans: YOU(FS) Def: Pronoun,

second person, feminine singular Rel to root:
From the sense of moving toward another. Str:
a-shir (m.) Trans: RICH Def: Having

wealth or great possessions; abundantly
supplied with resources, means, or funds. Str:
6223
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a-tem (m.) Trans: YOU(MP) Def:

Pronoun, second person, masculine plural. Rel
to root: From the sense of moving toward
another. Str: 0859
large accumulation of resources, means, or

funds. To be wealthy. Str: 6238
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a-tah (m.) Trans: YOU(MS) Def:

Pronoun, second person, masculine singular.
Rel to root: From the sense of moving toward
another. Str: a.0608
( m.) Trans: OPPRESSION Def: The act of

pressing into or on another through force or
deceit. Str: 6233
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et (m.) Trans: AT Def: A function word to

indicate presence or occurrence, a goal of an
implied or indicated action, etc. Commonly
used as a grammatical tool to identify the
direct object of a verb. Alt Trans: by; for; to;
with Edenics: at - a moving at something Str:
0853, 0854
of night or the pupil of the eye. In the sense of

charring from a fire. Str: 0380
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yet (m.) Trans: PLOWSHARE Def: The
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a.w.t Trans: AGREE(V) Def: Two parties to

be in concert or concurrence. Str: 0225
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ot (f.) Trans: SIGN Def: The motion,

gesture, or mark representing an agreement
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Def: A wanderer is one alone or lost. A place
between two parties. A wondrous or

miraculous sign. Str: 0226
separated from people is a place of ruin.
Act: Fill, Enter Con: Entrance Abs: Void Def: The
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filling of an empty space. (This root is closely related to

and .)
deserted or abandoned; separated from the

whole, life or functionality. Str: 6, 0008
Def: To come or go into a space is to fill it. A
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void within oneself that desires to be filled.

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b.w.a Trans: COME
Def: To move
toward something; approach; enter. This can
be understood as to come or to go. Rel to root:
To fill a void by entering it. Alt Trans: bring
(when written in the hiphil [causative] form)
Str: 0935
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b.d.l Trans: SEPARATE(V) Def: To set or
keep apart. Str: 0914
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ma-vo (m.) Trans: ENTRANCE Def: A
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( f.) Trans: VIRGINITY Def: The state of
te-vu-ah (f.) Trans: PRODUCTION
being absolutely chaste. (Always used in the

masculine plural form) Str: 1331
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Alone, Destruction, Virginity Def: The father of the tent

often sat alone at the door of the tent. Here he could
receive shade from the sun, watch over his household
and watch the road for approaching strangers. (see
Genesis 18:1,2) Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
representation of a tent. The is a picture of the tent
door. These two pictographs represent "the door of the
tent".
Def: A branch used as a staff, scepter, spear,

writing implement or measuring rod.
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she-vet (m.) Trans: STAFF Def: A walking

stick made from the branch of a tree. Also, a
tribe as a branch of the family. Alt Trans: tribe
(as a branch of a family) Str: 7626
Act: Need, Consent Con: Box Abs: Empty Def: An
bad (m.) Trans: FIBER Def: A branch (which
empty space needing to be filled. (This root is closely

related to and .)
may be used as a staff), string or filament, as

separated from the tree or plant. Linen that is
made from the fibers of the flax plant. Often
used in the idiom "to his/her own fiber"
meaning alone or self. Rel to root: Anyone or
anything that is alone, apart or separated from
the whole or from something else. Alt Trans:
linen; part; alone; aside; only; self; that alone
(when prefixed with "to~"); besides (when
prefixed with "from~" and "to~") Edenics: bad as being alone Str: 0905, 0906
Def: A void within oneself that desires to be

filled.
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a.b.h Trans: CONSENT(V) Def: To give

approval; to be in concord in opinion or
sentiment; agreement as to action or opinion;
to be willing to go somewhere or do
something. Edenics: be - as something that
exists filling a void Str: 0014
Def: Someone or something that is alone and
Def: An empty space needing to be filled.

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bo-hu (m.) Trans: UNFILLED Def: Empty.
separated from the whole. Rel to root:
( m.) Trans: ALONE Def: One who is
As an empty box that needs to be filled. Str:

0922
separated from the group; solitary; desolate.

Str: 0910
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be-tu-lah (f.) Trans: VIRGIN Def: An

unmarried young woman who is absolutely
chaste. Str: 1330
Act: Separate, Perish, Devise Con: Ruins, Pieces Abs:
97
( m.) Trans: TIN Def: A metal separated

out by smelting. Str: 0913
Def: Total output of a commodity or an

industry. An increase of produce, usually of
fruit. Str: 8393
96
a-vey-dah (f.) Trans: LOST.THING Def:

An object that is missing or misplaced. Str:
0009
(V)
place of entering. Once (Zechariah 8:7) used for

the west as the place where the sun enters the
underworld. Str: 3996
95
a.b.d Trans: PERISH(V) Def: To be
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Act: Spoil, Divide, Despise Con: Spoils Abs: Profit
113
Def: An enemy would plunder a household for goods to

supply themselves as a bird of prey attacks its prey. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph represents a house. The
represents an agricultural implement or a weapon.
Combined these pictographs have the meaning of a
house cut" or attacked".
107
closely; to test, try or scrutinize. Str: 0974
Def: An examination to determine the

choicest. Rel to root: choosing a choice one
114
( m.) Trans: SPOILS Def: Something that is
115
116
Def: The firstfruits of the crop or womb. Can

also be used for someone or something of great
prominence as the firstborn is the prominent one
who receives the greater inheritance and respect
from the family. Rel to root: the firstfruits being the
choicest
Def: To treat something as spoiled, no longer

of value.
117
b.z.h Trans: DISDAIN(V) Def: A feeling of
b.k.r Trans: BEAR.FIRSTLING(V) Def: To

give birth to the first out of the womb or the
first produce of the crops. Str: 1069
contempt for what is beneath one; to look with

scorn on; to treat something as spoiled or no
longer of value. Str: 0959
118
( m.) Trans: YOUNG.CAMEL Def: A

dromedary of short age. Str: 1070
Def: To treat something as spoiled, no longer
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of value.
be-khi-rah (f.) Trans:

FIRSTBORN.FEMALE Def: The daughter that is
born first; the prominent one. Alt Spelling:
Str: 1067
b.w.z Trans: DESPISE(V) Def: To look down

on with contempt or aversion. Str: 0936
( m.) Trans: DESPISED Def: One who is
120
be-khor (m.) Trans: FIRSTBORN Def: The

first offspring, usually a son, of a man or
animal; the prominent one. Str: 1060
looked down upon with contempt or aversion.

Str: 0937
Rel to root: a plunder as a cutting

112
be-tsa (m.) Trans: PROFIT Def: A valuable
121
be-kho-rah (f.) Trans: BIRTHRIGHT

Def: Rights, privileges or possessions to which a
person is entitled by birth. The rights of the
firstborn son (see Deut. 21:17). Also meaning
the firstborn. Str: 1062
return; to derive benefit. The taking of money

or something of value through force in the
sense of cutting. Str: 1215
122
Act: Slaughter, Sacrifice, Examine, Choose Con:
bi-khor (m.) Trans: FIRSTFRUIT Def:

The first gathered fruits of a harvest; the first
results of an undertaking. Str: 1061
Knife, Watchtower, Firstfruits, Altar Abs: Youth Def: The

killing of an animal for slaughter by inserting the point
of the knife into throat to sever the artery.
Def: The killing of an animal for food or

sacrifice.
Def: A close and careful examination of a
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place or something. An inspection to determine

effectiveness. Rel to root: examination to select a
choice one
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miv-hhar (m.) Trans: CHOSEN Def:

Someone or something that is the object of
choice or of divine favor. Str: 4005
robbery or looting. Str: 0962
111
( f.) Trans: YOUTH Def: The state of

being at a young age. Str: 0979
108
b.z.z Trans: PLUNDER(V) Def: To commit
110
b.hh.r Trans: CHOOSE(V) Def: To select

freely and after consideration. Str: 0977
seized by violence and robbery; prey; booty.

Rel to root: The removal of what is of value as
when an attacking army takes from the
defeated all that is of value or the loss of value
of a food due to spoilage. Alt Spelling:
Edenics: buzzard Str: 0897, 0957
109
b.hh.n Trans: EXAMINE(V) Def: To inspect
z.b.hh Trans: SACRIFICE(V) Def: An act of

offering to deity something precious; to kill an
animal for an offering. Str: 2076
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ze-vahh (m.) Trans: SACRIFICE Def: An
and .) Anc Heb: , The pictograph , a picture

of the house represents what is inside. The is the
hand. When combined these mean "inside the hand".
animal killed for an offering. Str: 2077

125
miz-bey-ahh (m.) Trans: ALTAR Def:
Def: A void within oneself that desires to be
The place of sacrifice. Str: 4196
filled. Rel to root:
126
t.b.hh Trans: BUTCHER(V) Def: One who
135
condition of need or want. Str: 0034
slaughters animals or dresses their flesh. Str:

2873
127
Act: Weep, Roll, Entangle Con: Tears, Spring Abs:

Confusion Def: The placing of one eyes in the palms
when crying. A weeping from mourning or from the
billowing of smoke in the eyes. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a tent representing what is inside. The
is the palms of the hand. Combined these mean the
"inside the palms".
te-vahh (m.) Trans: SLAUGHTERING Def:

The act of slaughtering, the meat of the
slaughter or one who slaughters. Also an
executioner as one who slaughters. Str: 2874,
2876
136
b.k.h Trans: WEEP(V) Def: To express
Act: Utter Con: Cracks, Marble, Belly, Waist Def:

Something that is broken up into pieces.
Def: An incoherent, broken or rash utterance
deep sorrow, especially by shedding tears. Str:

1058
of words usually spoken as a vow.

128
b.t.a Trans: UTTER(V) Def: To speak out
137
( m.) Trans: UTTERANCE Def: Words
138
Rel to root: the middle of the body as a
Def: To be tangled, confused or lost in a place
division
of uncertainty that can bring one to tears.
be-ten (f.) Trans: WOMB Def: An organ
139
where something is generated or grows before

birth. Str: 0990
131
bo-ten (m.) Trans: PISTACHIO Def: A
Act: Flow, Wear, Stir, Mix, Twist Con: Fodder,

Stream, Flood, Old Abs: Nothing, Trouble Def: A flowing
of any substance.
Rel to root: The middle of the body as a
140
division
( m.) Trans: NONE Def: Not any, no part. Rel

to root: To come to nothing when effort is
given. Edenics: ball; bowl; flow - with the
exchange of the f for a b Str: 1077
av-neyt (m.) Trans: SASH Def: A

waistband worn around the waist. Str: 0073
Def: A cutting into two pieces.

133
b.t.r Trans: CUT.IN.TWO(V) Def: To sever
141
be-li (m.) Trans: UNAWARE Def: Without

design, attention, preparation, or
premeditation. Alt Trans: not; lack of (when
followed with the word "WITHOUT") Str: 1097
into two pieces or parts. Str: 1334

134
b.w.k Trans: ENTANGLED(V) Def: Twisted

together or interwoven in a confused manner.
Involved. Str: 0943
greenish-yellow nut from a small tree of the

same name. From its belly shape. Str: 0992
132
be-khi (m.) Trans: WEEPING Def: The act

of expressing sorrow by shedding tears. Str:
1065
that are spoken out. Str: 4008
130
be-khit (f.) Trans: TIME.OF.WEEPING

Def: A period of sadness or mourning. Str: 1068
words. Alt Spelling: Str: 0981

129
ev-yon (m.) Trans: NEEDY Def: In a
be-ter (m.) Trans: CUT.PIECE Def: A
Def: A flowing or mixing of a liquid or solid.

142
b.l.l Trans: MIX(V) Def: To combine in one
sacrificial animal that has been cut into pieces.

Str: 1335
mass; to mingle together. Str: 1101
Act: Need Con: Empty Abs: Sorrow Def: An empty

hand desiring to be filled. (This root is closely related to
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( f.) Trans: UNNATURAL.MIX Def: An
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action that lacks any results. Str: 8397

144
seeping lesion. Str: 2990
( m.) Trans: CATARACT Def: The
156
clouding color of the eyes that appear as a

mixture. Str: 8400
157
a-veyl Trans: MOURNING Def: A flowing
158
of tears. Also, a meadow as a weeping ground.

Str: 0057, 0058, 0060
Def: A mixing up.

159
( m.) Trans: MIXED.UP Def: To be put
a-val (m.) Trans: NEVERTHELESS Def: In
together indiscriminately or confusedly.

Edenics: babble Str: n/a
Def: A flowing out or away of contents. Rel to

root:
Rel to root: flowing down the throat

160
b.l.ah Trans: SWALLOW(V) Def: To pass
( m.) Trans: VANITY Def: The state of

being empty of contents or usefulness. Str:
1892
through the mouth and move into the

esophagus to the stomach. Str: 1104
Def: The flowing of the insides through

161
trouble, amazement, haste or anxiety.

149
Rel to root: as a flowing away

162
b.l.q Trans: LAY.WASTE(V) Def: To
( f.) Trans: DISMAY Def: Sudden

trouble, terror or ruin. Str: 0928
devestate, destroy or ruin. Str: 1110
Def: A flowing away of function, life or
Rel to root: as a flowing away

163
bil-ti (m.) Trans: EXCEPT Def: With the
strength.
151
b.l.h Trans: WEAR.OUT(V) Def: To make
exclusion of from the whole. The whole with

the exception of one or more. Alt Trans: not;
by not (when prefixed with "to~") Str: 1115
useless, especially by long or hard usage. Str:

1086, 1089
Def: A large flowing of water. As the river rises
164
( f.) Trans: CAKE Def: A bread made of
and overflows its banks, the surrounding lands are

flooded depositing the water for growing the crops.
Rel to root:
152
pressed figs. Str: 1690
165
t.b.l Trans: DIP(V) Def: To plunge or
ma-bul (m.) Trans: FLOOD Def: To cover

with an overwhelming quantity or volume of
water. Str: 3999
immerse momentarily or partially, as under the

surface of a liquid, to moisten, cool, or coat.
Str: 2881
Def: A flowing of wealth, water or sound.

153
y.b.l Trans: BRING(V) Def: To cause to
166
n.b.l Trans: FADE(V) Def: To degrade a
come by leading or dragging. Str: 2986

154
( m.) Trans: WATERCOURSE Def: A flowing
person, action or object. To droop or pass
body of water. Str: 2988
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( m.) Trans: SWALLOWED Def: To take in

so as to envelope. Str: 1105
b.h.l Trans: STIR(V) Def: To disturb the

quiet of; agitate. Str: 0926
150
( m.) Trans: CREEK Def: A flowing body of

water. Str: 3105
spite of that. A flowing of certainty. Str: 0061
148
yo-vel (m.) Trans: TRUMPET Def: An

instrument of flowing air to make a sound.
Also, the horn of a ram as used as a trumpet.
Str: 3104
express grief or sorrow. Str: 0056
147
( m.) Trans: PRODUCT Def: The produce

of fruits and crops that flourish in fields
frequently flooded. Str: 2981
Def: A flowing of tears.

145
a.b.l Trans: MOURN(V) Def: To feel or
146
( f.) Trans: ULCER Def: A flowing or
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away. To wither away as a leaf. To wear out of

strength. To act unproductively. Str: 5034
Act: Marry Con: High, Beast, Brother-in-law Def:
( f.) Trans: DEAD.BODY Def: The remains
Def: A tall creature.

178
be-hey-mah (f.) Trans: BEAST Def: An
Anything that is tall, high or that is lifted up or exalted.
of a creature or person that has lost its life. Str:

5038
animal as distinguished from man or a plant. A

tall or large creature. Also representative of
wealth, as one who is exalted. Str: 0929, 0930
168
( m.) Trans: FOOL Def: A silly or stupid
179
( f.) Trans: PLATFORM Def: A place
person (in the sense of fading away). Str: 5036

169
ne-va-lah (f.) Trans: FOLLY Def: Lack of

good sense or prudence and foresight. In the
sense of fading away. Str: 5039
higher than the surrounding area. Often used in

reference to sacred, or exalted, places. Str:
1116
170
( m.) Trans: ROUND.STONE Def: A
Def: When a husband dies his brother takes

his place as his sister-in-laws husband. Any children
born to him will be of his brother's line in order to
continue, lift up, his family.
circular smooth rock. Str: n/a

171
( m.) Trans: ROUNDED Def: Of a circular

shape. Str: n/a
180
172
( f.) Trans: FRUITFUL Def: Bountiful of
Def: To perform the duty of the brother-in-law.

When a brother dies, it is his brother's
responsibility to marry his sister-in-law to
provide his brother a child there-by, exalting
the woman to her responsibility of bringing a
child for her dead husband. Str: 2992
produce. (A noun of uncertain meaning.) Str:

n/a
Def: The flooding of the river which provides

173
water to the surrounding crop fields. Rel to root: as

a flowing
181
sh.b.l Trans: EXCHANGE(V) Def: The act of
182
Act: Build, Plan Con: Tent panel, Son, Stone, Thumb,

Building, White Abs: Intelligence, Understanding Def:
The tent was constructed of woven goat hair. Over time
the sun bleaches and weakens the goat hair
necessitating their continual replacement. Each year the
women make a new panel, approximately 3 feet wide
and the length of the tent. The old panel is removed
(being recycled into a wall or floor) and the new strip is
added to the tent. Since the tent is only replaced one
small piece at a time the tent essentially lasts forever.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the tent.
The is a picture of a sprouting seed and represents
continuity as the seed continues the next generation.
The combined meaning of these letters mean the
continuing of the house".
she-ver (m.) Trans: GRAIN.SEEDS Def: A

( m.) Trans: UPPER.LEG Def: The thigh
muscle of the lower appendages. Str: 7640
176
shi-bol (m.) ( f.) Trans:

EAR.OF.GRAIN Def: The cluster of seeds found
on grass crops. Rel to root: From the floods
that gives water to the soil for growing crops.
Alt Spelling: Str: 5451, 7641
Rel to root: empty

177
sh.b.q Trans: LEAVE.ALONE(V) Def: To be
183
ben (m.) Trans: SON Def: A male offspring.

This can be the son or a later male descendant
of the father. One who continues the family
line. Rel to root: There are many similarities
between building a tent out of goat hair panels
left isolated. Str:
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( f.) Trans: SISTER.IN.LAW Def: A female

sibling of one's spouse. Str: 2994
family of grasses used for food. (In the sense of

being traded or sold) Alt Spelling: Str: 7668
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( m.) Trans: BROTHER.IN.LAW Def: A male

sibling of one's spouse. Str: 2993
giving or taking one thing in return for another.

To buy or sell produce, usually grain. Bartering.
Alt Spelling: Str: 7666
174
y.b.m Trans: DO.THE.MARRIAGE.DUTY(V)
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and the building of a house out of sons (The

idea of building a house with sons can be seen
in Genesis 30.3). Just as the tent panels are
added to continue the tent, sons are born to
the family to continue the family line. Just as
the tent is continually being renewed with new
panels, the family is continually being renewed
with new sons. Str: 1121, , 1248
184
191
Trans: INTELLIGENCE Def: The ability to learn,

reason, plan and build. Str: 8394
Def: The tent was usually divided into two

parts, one for the females and the other for the
male. The wall makes a distinction between the two
sides. Understanding as the ability to discern
between two or more things.
bat (f.) Trans: DAUGHTER Def: A female

having the relation of a child to parent. A
village that resides outside of the city walls; as
"the daughter of the city." Str: 1323
185
192
te-ven (m.) Trans: STRAW Def: Stalks of
193
194
( f.) Trans: UNDERSTANDING Def: A

comprehension of the construction of a
structure or thought. Str: 0998
Rel to root: a building material

195
l.b.n Trans: MAKE.BRICKS(V) Def: To shape
rock, often in the context of building material.

Str: 0068
moist clay or earth into blocks for construction

purposes. Can also mean to be "white." Str:
3835
o-ven (m.) Trans: STONE.STOOL Def: A

platform made of stone and used by a potter or
a midwife. Str: 0070
196
Def: The part of the body understood as the
le-vey-nah (f.) Trans: BRICK Def: A

building material typically rectangular and of
moist clay hardened by heat. Str: 3840, 3843
builder by the Hebrews.
bo-hen (f.) Trans: THUMB Def: The
Act: Trample, Feed, Swell, Subdue Con: Corral, Fat,
opposable digit of the hand. Also the big toe of

the foot. Perceived as the builder because of its
unique abilities. Str: 0931
Spice, Footstool, Dough Abs: Anger Def: The corral or

pen is used for storing livestock.
Def: The ground inside the stall is heavily
Def: A structure built for occupation.

189
b.n.h Trans: BUILD(V) Def: To construct a
trampled by the livestock and made hard and

compact.
building or home with wood, stone or other

material or a family with sons. Edenics: beam a component of construction with an exchange
for the m and n. Str: 1129
190
beyn (m.) Trans: BETWEEN Def: In the

time, space or interval that separates. Rel to
root: As the wall is between the two sides of
the tent. Edenics: between - with the t added
Str: 0996, 1143
186
e-ven (f.) Trans: STONE Def: A piece of
188
b.y.n Trans: UNDERSTAND(V) Def: To grasp

the meaning of; to have comprehension. Str:
0995
grain after threshing; dry, stalky plant residue.

When more permanent structures were built,
they were constructed of stones and bricks
made of clay and straw; replacing the tent
panels as the main component of construction
for dwellings. Str: 8401
187
ta-vun (m.) te-vu-nah (f.)
197
purposely destroy by stomping upon to break

or smash. Str: 0947
198
ba-sham (m.) Trans: BALSAM Def: A
tav-nit (f.) Trans: PATTERN Def: A

model or instructions detailing a construction.
Str: 8403
sweet smelling spice. Str: 1313
Def: The skill of the mind and hands to build.
199
( f.) Trans: FRAGRANCE Def: The

pleasing aroma of a sweet smelling spice. Str:
n/a
Before the tent is constructed the location and

orientation must be carefully considered according
to weather, view and size. The planning and
building of a house, structure or family.
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b.w.s Trans: TRAMPLE.DOWN(V) Def: To
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bo-sem (m.) Trans: SWEET.SPICE Def:
way as to give off heat, gases, and, usually,

light; be on fire; have fierce anger Alt Trans:
ignite (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 1197
An aromatic spice that is pleasing to the nose.

Edenics: balsam - with an added l Str: 1314
201
( m.) Trans: SPICE.PLACE Def: The
210
location of growing or selling spices. Str: n/a
Something that is aflame with fire. Str: 1200
Def: The swelling of dough as it ferments.

202
b.ts.q Trans: SWELL.UP(V) Def: To rise or
211
212
ba-tseyq (m.) Trans: DOUGH Def: A mass
213
t.b.ah Trans: SINK(V) Def: To fall, drop, or
Def: Clothes were placed in the cleaning
descend down to a lower level. Str: 2883
solution and trampled on.
k.b.s Trans: WASH
214
Def: To immerse
articles of clothing into a cleaning solution and
agitate them, usually by treading upon them, to
clean them; to clean the body. Str: 3526
Def: The shaking and trembling of the thighs

when afraid or in reverence of an awesome thing.
215
and bring into subjection; bring under control.

Place the foot on the land in the sense of
subduing it. Also, to place ones foot into
another nation in the sense of subduing it. Str:
3533
p.hh.d Trans: SHAKE.IN.AWE(V) Def: To

physically or mentally tremble in amazement or
fear. Str: 6342
216
pa-hhad (m.) Trans: AWE Def: As shaking

when in the presence of an awesome sight. Str:
6343, 6344
kiv-shan (m.) Trans: FURNACE Def: An

enclosed structure in which heat is produced by
burning wood inside. Str: 3536
Def: The dipping of the finger into a vat of

dye and dripping color onto something. Rel to root:
Act: Swell, Burn, Belch, Shake, Kick Con: Spring,
217
Heap, Boils, Thigh Abs: Fear Def: A gushing over or

swelling up as an eruption or a fountain.
( m.) Trans: SPLASHED Def: To appear

spattered. Str: n/a
218
207
a-va-bu-ah (f.) Trans: PUSTULE
ets-ba (f.) Trans: FINGER Def: The

extension of the hand. Can be used to point.
Rel to root: Through the sense of dipping into a
liquid, such as blood, and dripping drops onto
something. Str: 0676
Def: A swelling irritation that festers on the

skin. An inflammatory pustule as an eruption.
Str: 0076
Con: Mud, Linen, Egg

Def: The miry texture of egg whites.
219
( f.) Trans: EGG Def: The roundish
208
b.ah.t Trans: KICK(V) Def: To strike with
the foot. Str: 1163
reproductive body produced by the female

bird. Str: 1000
Def: A burning with fire or rage.

209
b.ah.r Trans: BURN(V) Def: To undergo
Act: Drain, Fail, Wrestle Con: Bottle, Dust, Empty

Def: A thing or place empty of contents or inhabitants.
rapid combustion or consume fuel in such a
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ta-ba-at (f.) Trans: RING Def: A circular

band of metal or other durable material. Also
the signet ring containing the mark of the
owner that is sunk into a lump of clay as a seal.
Str: 2885
(V)
205
k.b.sh Trans: SUBDUE(V) Def: To conquer
206
( m.) Trans: IGNITING Def: To set on fire.

Str: n/a
of flour and water that rises when yeast is

added and is then baked into bread or cakes.
Str: 1217
204
tav-ey-rah (f.) Trans: KINDLED Def:

To set fire to or ignite. Str: n/a
increase in size. Str: 1216

203
be-ey-rah (f.) Trans: BURNING Def:
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b.q.q Trans: EMPTY.OUT(V) Def: To be
barn - grain storage; pure - as clean with soap

with an exchange for the p and b Str: 1250
Def: The fowl, fed on grain, becomes strong
drained away. Str: 1238
for the long flight. Rel to root:
Def: The arid landscape of an empty land.

221
a.b.q Trans: GRAPPLE(V) Def: A hand-to-
228
hand struggle. Rolling around in the dust when

wrestling. Str: 0079
229
222
appendage of a bird used for flight. Str: 0083
230
fluid.
231
b.a.r Trans: EXPLAIN(V) Def: To provide a
( m.) Trans: RASH Def: A harmless

eruption of the skin. Str: 0933
224
( m.) ( f.) Trans: VACANT Def: In a
meaning. Str: 0874
Def: Grain is fed to the livestock making them

fat or full.
state of emptiness, void or waste. Edenics:

vacuum - an exchange for the b and v; vacant,
vacate Str: 0950
232
stick to someone or something. Str: 1692
( m.) Trans: FASTENER Def: An item for
233
joining items together. Str: 1694, 1695
ba-ri (m.) ( f.) Trans: FED.FAT

Def: A member of the livestock that has been
fed grains to fatten it for the slaughter. Str:
1277, 1278
Act: Feed, Fly, Fatten, Divide, Eat, Kneel, Thrust,

Kneel Con: Grain, Soap, Wing, Pit, Fat, Meat, Palace,
Warrior, Cypress, Sword, Knee Abs: Covenant, Prevail
Def: The plant families of grains such as wheat and
barley have a cluster of seeds at the top of the stalk
called "heads". These grains were used for food for both
man and livestock. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of a tent but also represents the family which
resides inside the tent. The is a picture of a head.
Combined these have the meaning of "family of heads".
Def: What is cleaned with soap becomes

white or bright.
234
( f.) Trans: WHITE.SPOT Def: A light

colored blemish or spot on the skin and a
possible sign of leprosy. Str: 0934
Def: The grain is used as food for man or

livestock. Livestock fed grains become fat and are
the choicest for slaughter. Rel to root:
bar (m.) Trans: GRAIN Def: A seed or fruit

of a cereal grass. The grain and the field as a
place for growing grain. Rel to root: Grains
grown in fields were used for meal to make
flour as well as feed for livestock. The stalks of
the grains were burned to make potash for
making soap. What is cleaned with soap
becomes white or bright. Edenics: barley - a
grain; beer - made from grain; boar - as fat;
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b.r.a Trans: FATTEN(V) Def: To make

more substantial, fleshy or plump; to fill up.
The filling of the earth in Genesis 1 with the
sun, moon, plants and animals. The filling of
man with breath and the image of God. Str:
1254
225
d.b.q Trans: ADHERE(V) Def: To join or
227
a-vir (m.) Trans: VALIANT Def:

Possessing or acting with bravery or boldness.
The mighty power of a bird in flight. Anything
or anyone of great mental or physical strength.
Str: 0046, 0047
Def: A harmless skin rash or spot empty of
226
( f.) Trans: FEATHER Def: The principle

covering of birds. Str: 0084
a-vaq (m.) Trans: DUST Def: Fine

particles of earth or other material that are
easily disturbed to create a cloud. Str: 0080
223
( m.) Trans: LONG.WINGED Def: A large
235
be-rit (f.) Trans: COVENANT Def: A

solemn and binding agreement between two or
more parties especially for the performance of
some action. Often instituted through a
sacrifice. Str: 1285
Def: The bending at the knee to drink from a

pond or present a gift. Rel to root: as a filling with a
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gift; with the letter kaph, the full meaning being "to
fill the palm".
236
beliefs. Control through physical strength. Str:

1369
b.r.k Trans: KNEEL(V) Def: To bend the
gi-bor (m.) Trans: COURAGEOUS Def:
247
knee, to kneel in homage or to kneel down to

get a drink water. Alt Trans: respect (when
237
238
Having or characterized by mental or moral

strength to venture, persevere, and withstand
danger, fear or difficulty. Str: 1368
be-rekh (m.) Trans: KNEE Def: The joint
Def: The crossing over or passing through a
between the femur and tibia of the leg. Str:

1290
land or water to gain access to the side beyond. Rel

to root: filling a land
be-ra-khah (f.) Trans: PRESENT Def: A
ah.b.r Trans: CROSS.OVER(V) Def: To pass
248
gift given to another in respect as if on bended

knee. Also, a pool of water as a place where
one kneels down to drink from. Str: 1293, 1295
239
from one side to the other; to go across a river

or through a land; to transgress in the sense of
crossing over. Str: 5668, 5674
av-reykh (m.) Trans: BEND.THE.KNEE
ey-ver (m.) Trans: OTHER.SIDE Def: As
249
Def: A kneeling down, often as a sign of respect

to another. Str: 0086
being across from this side. Edenics: over; ford

- with the exchange of the f and b; ferry Str:
5676
Def: The shining flash of a sword as it is

240
vengeful anger. As crossing over from peace.

Str: 5678, 5679
ba-raq (m.) Trans: FLASH Def: The bright

light shining off the edge of a sword. The bright
light of lightning. Str: 1300
241
Trans: CROSSING.ONE Def: One who passes

over or through. Str: n/a
ba-re-qet (f.) Trans: EMERALD Def:
place or structure as on a street or over a river

where pedestrians or vehicles pass from one
side to the other. In the river for crossing. Str:
4569
Def: One of great strength (warrior) or
Act: Wither, Stink, Dry, Rot Con: Genitals Abs:
authority (master). Rel to root: great strength
Shame Def: A drying up of a land, stream, plant, etc.

When a wetland dries up the fish and vegetation die and
begin to stink from the rotting matter. Shame in the
sense of being whithered up.
g.b.r Trans: OVERCOME(V) Def: To get the
to root: In the sense of being whithered up.

Str: 1317
Def: The smell of a dried up marsh.

254
b.a.sh Trans: STINK(V) Def: To emit a bad
ge-ve-ret (f.) Trans: FEMALE.OWNER

Def: A female master overseeing slaves or
servants. Str: 1404
245
odor or be loathsome. Str: 0887
Def: Shame in the sense of being whithered
ge-vir (m.) Trans: OWNER Def: Possessor
up.
of an article or property. Str: 1376

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255
ge-vo-rah (f.) Trans: BRAVERY Def: An
b.w.sh Trans: BE.ASHAMED(V) Def:

Feeling shame, guilt or disgrace; to be dried up
with shame. Alt Trans: refrained (when written
act of defending one's property, convictions or
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ge-ver (m.) Trans: WARRIOR Def: One of

great strength in battle, such as a warrior. One
who is strong in authority, such as a master.
Str: 1397, 1399
244
ma-a-var (m.) Trans: CROSSING Def: A
252
better of. Be successful in strength or authority.

Str: 1396
243
ev-ron (m.) ev-ro-nah (f.)
251
Possibly the Emerald, a green variety of Beryl.

The Hebrew word is from a root meaning to
flash or shimmer, while the Septuagint uses
Smaragdos meaning a green stone. Other
possible translations are Beryl or Quartz.
Str: 1304
242
ev-rah (f.) Trans: WRATH Def: Strong
250
thrust. Rel to root: being bright
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in the piel [intensive] form) Edenics: bashful

Str: 0954
256
264
one's status in a positive or negative sense. Str:

1346
( m.) Trans: GENITALS Def: The feeling
Def: The high walls of a valley, gorge or ravine.

265
gai Trans: STEEP.VALLEY Def: An
of shame when exposed. Str: 4016
Def: A dried up and withered land.

257
y.b.sh Trans: DRY.OUT(V) Def: To be
elongated depression between uplands, hills,

or mountains. Alt Spelling: Str: 1516
withered, ashamed or confused. Str: 3001

258
Act: Lift, Dig Con: Back, Field, Arch, Cistern, Locust,
ya-ba-shah (f.) Trans: DRY.GROUND
Hill, Helmet, Tower Def: The high arched curve of the

back when digging.
Def: Land that has become dried, parched or

void of water. Str: 3004
259
266
ya-be-shet (f.) Trans: DRY.LAND Def:
260
l.b.sh Trans: WEAR(V) Def: To cover with
Def: From the high arch of the back when
cloth or clothing; to provide with clothing; put

on clothing. Alt Trans: clothe (when written in
the hiphil [causative] form) Str: 3847
digging. Something that is lifted up high. This can be

something physical or mental such as pride as the
lifting up of the heart.
le-vush (m.) Trans: CLOTHING Def:
267
Garments in general. Str: 3830
268
name of the patriarch of the family (such as "the house

of Jacob"). The primary function of the tent is to provide
a protection and a sleeping area at night. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is the tent or house. The is two
crossed sticks meaning a mark or sign.
Def: A bald forehead. Rel to root: being high

in the forehead
269
spends the night.
gi-bey-ahh (m.) ga-ba-hhat (f.)

Trans: BALD.FOREHEAD Def: A lack of hair on
the front part of the head. Str: 1371, 1372
beyt (m.) Trans: HOUSE Def: The

structure or the family, as a household that
resides within the house. A housing. Within. Alt
Trans: inside Edenics: bed - for sleeping at
night in the house; both - the letter beyt is the
second letter of the Hebrew alphabet Str: 1004
Rel to root: as a back bent over

270
( m.) Trans: HUNCHBACK Def: A large
lump of the back causing one to be bent over.
Str: 1384
Act: High Con: Valley Abs: Pride Def: To lift
271
ga-vi-a (m.) Trans: BOWL Def: A concave
something up high. (This root is related to and .)

Anc Heb: , The pictograph , a picture of the foot
representing the idea to carry or lift. The represents
strength. Combined these letters mean a lifting
strength".
vessel especially for holding liquids. As with

high sides. Str: 1375
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ga-on (m.) Trans: MAJESTY Def: Elevated
giv-ah (f.) Trans: KNOLL Def: A small

round hill. Str: 1389
to a higher position. Supreme greatness or

authority. Str: 1347
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mig-ba-at (f.) Trans: HEADDRESS

Def: A bowl shaped covering for the head. A
covering for protection. Str: 4021
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ga-vo-ah (m.) Trans: HIGH Def:

Advanced in height such as a wall or hill. Str:
1364
Def: The house or tent where the family
263
g.b.h Trans: BE.HIGH(V) Def: To lift up to a

greater elevation or stature. Str: 1361
Act: Lodge Con: House Def: The family mark is the
262
gav Trans: ARCH Def: A curved object. The

bowing of the back as when digging. Also any
high arched or convex thing such as the
eyebrow or the rim of a wheel. Alt Spelling:
Str: 1354, 1610
An area void of moisture or water. Str: 3006
261
( f.) Trans: PRIDE Def: A lifting up of
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( m.) Trans: GRASSHOPPER Def: A species
285
gathering of men for attacking or raiding. Str:

1416
of insect with hind legs used for leaping and

mouthparts that chew. Str: 2284
286
a-gu-dah (f.) Trans: BUNCH Def: A
Rel to root: high

275
s.g.b Trans: LIFT.HIGH(V) Def: [To be
group of men or things bound together. Str:

0092
determined] Alt Spelling: Str: 7682
Def: A group of men or things bound together.

287
g.w.d Trans: INVADE(V) Def: To enter for
Rel to root:
276
u-gav (m.) Trans: REED.PIPE Def: A wind
conquest or plunder. The slicing through of a

band of men. Str: 1464
instrument made of reeds. Rel to root: Through

the sense of heavy breathing as when in
passion. Str: 5748
Def: The animal's tendon is used for making

bowstrings and cords. The tendon is removed by
making a slit in the flesh for its removal. The sinews
are used for making cordage and bowstrings.
Def: A pile or lump of clay.

277
r.g.b Trans: CLOD(V) Def: > Str: n/a
Con: Roof
278
gag (m.) Trans: ROOF Def: The covering of a
288
Def: A cord is made by twisting fibers
279
h.g.g Trans: OVERTOP(V) Def: The covering
together, the larger and more numerous the fibers,

the stronger the cord will be. Anything that is large
or great in size or stature. Rel to root: from the
twisting of sinew to make cords.
of a dwelling place. Str: n/a
289
290
Riverbank, Company, Band, Sinew, Coriander, Rope
282
material possessions. Rel to root: A seed cut

out of the plant. A prized spice. Str: 1409
291
gad (m.) Trans: CORIANDER Def: A class of
292
( m.) Trans: TASSEL Def: Something that

is made from twisted fibers. Str: 1434
ga-dol (m.) ge-do-lah (f.) Trans:

GREAT Def: Something with increased size,
power or authority. Str: 1419
293
( m.) Trans: MAGNIFICENCE Def: An

increase in size power or authority. Str: 1433
gid-gad (m.) gud-go-dah (f.)
294
Trans: FORTUNES Def: > Str: n/a
mig-dal (m.) Trans: TOWER Def: A

structure higher than its diameter and high
relative to its surroundings. Place of great size.
Str: 4026
284
g.d.d Trans: BAND(V) Def: To gather or
Def: A cutting down or into pieces.
assemble together as a group for attacking or

raiding. Str: 1413
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ga-deyl (m.) Trans: MAGNIFIED Def: An

increased significance or size. Str: 1432
gad (m.) Trans: FORTUNE Def: A store of
plants with seeds which are in the form of the

size of a peppercorn. They are used medicinally
and as a spice. Likened to the manna in its form
and color. Str: 1407
283
g.d.l Trans: MAGNIFY(V) Def: To increase in

size or one's position of honor. Edenics: great with the exchange and reversal of the r and l
and the t and d Str: 1431
( m.) Trans: ROOFING Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Slice, Band, Invade, Magnify Con: Bunch,

281
gid (m.) Trans: SINEW Def: A tendon of the

muscles. Edenics: gut - used to make cordage in
the same sense as the tendon Str: 1517
dwelling place. Str: 1406
280
ge-dud (m.) Trans: BAND Def: A
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g.d.ah Trans: CUT.DOWN(V) Def: To bring
ga-zit (f.) Trans: HEWN.STONE Def:
304
down usually by slicing, hacking or chopping.

Str: 1438
296
Rocks that are sheered or chipped to form flat

sides or an object. Str: 1496
gid-on (m.) Trans: HEWN.ONE Def:
What has been brough down by slicing, hacking

or chopping. Str: n/a
305
wool or hair from something. Str: 1494
Rel to root: a slicing

297
g.d.p Trans: TAUNT(V) Def: [To be
Def: The back and forth sweeping action of a

sickle cutting grasses.
determined] Str: 1442
306
298
( m.) Trans: PRECIOUS Def: What is choice
g.w.z Trans: SWEEP(V) Def: The sweeping

away of something. Str: 1468
Def: The plucking of feathers from a bird. Rel
or excellent. Str: 4022

299
g.z.z Trans: SHEAR(V) Def: To cut or clip
to root: a plucking as a sheering
mig-da-nah (f.) Trans: ORNAMENT
307
Def: Something that lends grace and beauty.

Precious ornaments probably with gems. Str:
4030
g.z.l Trans: PLUCK.AWAY(V) Def: To take off

something or someone by force through
picking off, robbing or plundering. Str: 1497
308
Act: Lift, Heal Con: Medicine Abs: Pride Def: A lifting
( m.) Trans: PLUCKING Def: [To be

determined] Str: 1498, 1499
high of something. (This root is related to and .)
309
Def: The lifting up of something or oneself.

300
g.a.h Trans: RISE.UP(V) Def: To lift or grow
( f.) Trans: PLUCKED Def: [To be

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up high. Str: 1342
go-zal (m.) Trans: YOUNG.PIGEON Def: A

young featherless bird as plucked. Str: 1469
Con: Back Def: The back as the middle part of the
Def: A cutting or separation into two or more
body, used in lifting. (This root is related to and .)
pieces. Rel to root: cutting
301
goy (m.) Trans: NATION Def: A community
311
of people of one or more nationalities and

having a more or less defined territory and
government. The people as the back, or body
of the nation. Str: 1471
302
part of a whole that was split and separated.

Str: 1506
312
( f.) Trans: UNINHABITED Def: A place

cut off. Str: 1509
ge-vi-yah (f.) Trans: BODY Def: By
Act: Burst, Laugh Con: Belly

313
ga-hhon (m.) Trans: BELLY Def: The
extension, the physical form, either alive or

dead; a corpse. Str: 1472
Act: Shear, Sweep, Pluck Con: Fleece, Nut, Stump,
undersurface of an animal; the stomach and

other digestive organs. Str: 1512
Feather, Caterpillar, Axe Def: The sheering and removal

of the wool fleece from the sheep for clothing as well as
the cutting of other materials with one stroke. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of the foot and has a
meaning of lifting. The is an agricultural implement
for harvesting or cutting.
303
ge-zer (m.) Trans: DIVIDED.PART Def: A
Def: The bursting forth of an infant from the

womb. Rel to root:
314
( m.) Trans: BURSTING.FORTH Def: > Str:

n/a
( m.) Trans: FLEECE Def: The shearing of
Def: A laughing in play or mockery. Rel to
sheep for its fleece. Also the grasses that are

sheared off with a sickle in harvest. Str: 1488
root: coming from the belly

315
ts.hh.q Trans: LAUGH(V) Def: To show

mirth, joy, or scorn with a smile and chuckle or
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explosive sound. Alt Trans: mock (when written

in the piel [intensive] form) Str: 6711
316
325
To reveal something by exposing it. Usually

from the removal of clothing. Rel to root: To
roll a rock over to reveal what is underneath.
Alt Trans: uncover (when written in the niphil
[passive] or hiphil [causative] form) Str: 1540
tse-hhoq (m.) Trans: LAUGHTER Def:

The sound of mirth, joy, or scorn with a smile
and chuckle or explosive sound. Str: 6712
Act: Roll, Uncover, Round, Wrap, Shave Con: Circle,
Def: A rejoicing at the birth of a child.

326
g.w.l Trans: GIVE.MILK(V) Def: To provide
Wheel, Drop, Infant, Boundary Abs: Redeem Def:

Something that is round or a second time around of a
time or event. A dancing in a circle.
317
nourishment to the young by the female. Alt

Spelling: Str: 5763
gal (m.) Trans: MOUND Def: An artificial hill
Def: A continual rolling or circling. Rel to root:

327
( m.) Trans: DANCING.AROUND Def: A
or bank of earth or stones. A pile of rocks or

soil. A spring gushing out of the ground. Str:
1530
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319
circle of rejoicing. Str: 1524
( m.) Trans: ROLLING.THING Def: The

wheel of a cart or a whirlwind. Str: 1534, 1536
Def: The edge or ends of a region. Borders
gul-go-let (f.) Trans: SKULL Def: The
were often defined by a coastline or a landmark.

Rel to root: as being around a land
bones of the head. The roundness of the head

or skull. Also a census by the counting of heads.
Alt Trans: individual Edenics: skull - an added s
and an exchange of the k and g, Greek golgotha
Str: 1538
328
329
330
ge-lal (m.) Trans: ON.ACCOUNT.OF Def: A

331
mig-be-let (f.) Trans: BOUNDARY Def:

Marks the outer edge, the end, of a definite
area or region. Idiomatically used for an entire
region. Str: 4020
( m.) Trans: IDOL Def: The image of a god
Rel to root: going around the head

332
g.l.hh Trans: SHAVE(V) Def: To cut off the
made from wood or stone that is revered. Str:

1544
Def: The buying back, a bringing back around,
hair from the face or another part of the body.

Str: 1548
of someone or something.
324
ge-vul (m.) Trans: BORDER Def: The

outer edge of a region. Also the area within the
borders. Str: 1366
telling of what occurred previously. Thus used

in Hebrew as a rolling back around. (Alwys
prefixed with the letter )Str: 1558
323
gav-lut (f.) Trans: EDGING Def:

Furnished with a border or trim. Added to a
garment for ornamentation. Rel to root: in the
sense of being a boundary. Str: 1383
document that may be wrapped round on

itself. Str: 1556, 5953
322
g.b.l Trans: BOUND(V) Def: To be defined

by a border. Str: 1379
320
g.l.l Trans: ROLL(V) Def: A written
321
g.l.h Trans: REMOVE.THE.COVER(V) Def:
g.a.l Trans: REDEEM(V) Def: To buy back.
Def: An identification banner used by an army
Restore one to his original position or avenge

his death. In the participle form this verb
means "avenger," as it is the role of the nearest
relative to buy back one in slavery or avenge
his murder. Str: 1350
that is hung high on a pole. Rel to root:

333
Rel to root: From its round wheels.

334
a-ga-lah (f.) Trans: CART Def: A heavy,
( f.) Trans: REDEMPTION Def: [To be

two-wheeled vehicle, animal-drawn, used for

transporting freight or for farming. Rel to root:
From its round wheels. Str: 5699
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( m.) Trans: ROUND.EARRING Def: As
ga-mal Trans: CAMEL Def: Either of two
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round. Str: 5694
ruminant mammals used as draft animals in the

desert. The produce of the fields were tied in
large bundles and transported on camels. (Also
related in meaning to the original parent root
as one who gathers at the watering hole)
Edenics: camel Str: 1581
Rel to root: Attached to a large millstone and

walking around in a circle.
336
ey-gel (m.) Trans: BULLOCK Def: A young

bull. Also, insinuating strength. Edenics: calf
Str: 5695
337
Act: Store, Steal, Deliver Con: Garden, Shield,

Treasure, Burden, Thief Abs: Protection, Theft Def: A
place for growing crops and is often surrounded by a
rock wall or hedge to protect it from grazing animals.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the foot
and means to walk with an extended meaning to gather.
The is a picture of a sprouting seed. Combined these
mean "a gathering of seeds".
eg-lah (f.) Trans: HEIFER Def: A young

cow, especially one that has not had a calf. Str:
5697
Act: Gather, Drink, Yield Con: Foot, Pool, Reed Def:

The watering well or other place of water is a gathering
place for men, animals and plants for drinking. Men and
animals may walk great distances for these watering
holes while plants grow in abundance in them. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of the foot and
means to walk. The is water. Combined these mean
"walking to water".
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where crops are grown. A place for growing

crops, and often surrounded by a rock wall or
hedge to protect it from grazing animals. Rel to
root: A garden enclosed by walls for protection.
A shield as a wall of protection. Edenics:
genesis; beginning; genetics; genome Str: 1588
gam (m.) Trans: ALSO Def: In addition to.

The idea of a gathering of objects or ideas. Rel
to root: Any gathering of people, things or
ideas. Alt Trans: and; both; should; since
Edenics: game - from the Latin word game
meaning leg (the original meaning of the root)
Str: 1571
defensive armor carried on the arm. A

protective structure. Wall of protection. Str:
4043
( m.) Trans: DEFENDER Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A container enclosed by walls.
347
a-nan (m.) Trans: GOBLET Def: A cup for
are made from the fibers of the reeds.
346
a-gam (m.) Trans: POOL Def: A collection

of water, either natural or manmade. Once
(Jeremiah 51:32) used for the reeds which line
the pond. Str: 0098, 0099
containing liquids. Str: 0101
Def: A plant that grows near the water.

340
g.m.a Trans: GUZZLE(V) Def: To drink
Rel to root: what a garden is protected from

348
g.n.b Trans: STEAL(V) Def: To wrongfully
greedily, continually, or habitually. A drinking

of water as from a pond. Str: 1572
341
take the property of another; rob. Alt Trans:

steal away (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 1589
go-me (m.) Trans: BULRUSH Def: A reed

that grows in, or on the edge of, a pond or
river. Str: 1573
349
Def: The ripening of a crop or the weaning of
350
ge-ney-vah (f.) Trans: THEFT Def: The

unlawful taking of another's property. Str: 1591
351
m.g.n Trans: DELIVER.UP(V) Def: To hand
g.m.l Trans: YIELD(V) Def: To produce or
over to another. (A denominative verb of -a

shield) Str: 4042
be productive. Str: 1580
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ga-nav (m.) Trans: THIEF Def: One who

steals the property of another. Str: 1590
a child as one now able to yield work. Also, the

yielding of good or evil as a reward. Rel to root: a
gathering of the yield
342
( m.) Trans: SHIELD Def: A broad piece of
345
Def: The place of gathering of reeds. Ropes

339
gan Trans: GARDEN Def: A plot of ground
344
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Act: Gasp, Bellow, Expire Con: Labor Abs: Weary

Def: A breathing out at the point of death.
352
g.w.ah Trans: EXPIRE(V) Def: To breathe
360
weight measure equal to a 20th part of a

shekel. Str: 1626
Def: The throat is the place where fear is felt.

361
g.r.r Trans: CHEW(V) Def: To mash food
ones last breath; the last breath of death. Str:

1478
with the teeth for the purpose of digesting. Str:

1641
Def: Work that brings about heavy breathing

and weariness. Rel to root:
353
362
( m.) Trans: WEARY Def: The state of being

ye-gi-a (m.) Trans: TOIL Def: The act of
Def: A gathering together of small items for
working hard. Str: 3018, 3019
traveling such as grain, berries or coins.
355
g.ah.l Trans: CAST.AWAY(V) Def: [To be
363
364
( m.) Trans: SEED.OF.GRAIN Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The place of chewing and growling out of
356
g.ah.r Trans: REBUKE(V) Def: To
communicate toward a disorderly person to
effect a return to their rightful place of order.
Str: 1605
anger. Also scratching of the throat from fear or

affliction.
365
( f.) Trans: REBUKE Def: A
Def: A temporary place of dwelling for the

traveler.
Act: Sojourn, Chew, Gather, Prostrate, Fight, Cast
366
Con: Traveler, Limestone, Throat, Dwelling Abs: Fear

Def: One traveling through a foreign land is a stranger to
the people and culture. Fear is associated with strangers
and seen as an enemy. This root also has the idea of
laying out flat to sleep through the idea of spending the
night. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the foot and means to walk. The is a picture of a man.
Combined these mean "a walking man".
367
gur (m.) ( f.) Trans: WHELP Def:

Usually a young lion. (May be derived from the
sound of the lion) Str: 1482, 1484
368
ger (m.) Trans: STRANGER Def: A foreigner
ma-gur (m.) Trans: PILGRIMAGE Def: A

journey of a pilgrim; the course of life on earth.
One who travels in a strange land. The
pilgrimage or the dwelling place of a stranger.
Str: 4033
Def: Fear of a stranger or enemy.

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y.g.r Trans: BE.AFRAID(V) Def: [To be
ge-rah (f.) Trans: CUD Def: The chewing
of the cud by clean animals. Str: 1625
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g.w.r Trans: SOJOURN(V) Def: To stay as a

temporary resident. Travel in a strange land.
Also, the extended meaning of "to be afraid" of
a stranger. Str: 1481
that permanently or temporarily resides with a

native. A person or thing unknown or with
whom one is unacquainted. Rel to root: One
who travels in a strange land. Also the throat as
the place where fear is felt. Alt Spelling: Str:
1616
359
g.r.h Trans: MEDDLE(V) Def: To struggle

with to gain control over. Str: 1624
communication directed toward a disorderly

person to effect a return to their rightful place
of order. Str: 4045
358
a.g.r Trans: GATHER.FOOD(V) Def: [To be

357
( m.) Trans: CHEWED Def: What has been

mashed with the teeth for the purpose of
digesting. Str: n/a
tired from vigorous work. Str: 3022, 3023

354
ge-rah (f.) Trans: GERAH Def: A dry
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( m.) Trans: AFRAID Def: > Str: 3016

371
( m.) Trans: ITCH Def: [To be determined]
381
Edenics: scrape - with the exchange of the p

and b Str: 1618
away, expel, or thrust away. Str: 1644

382
Rel to root:
372
ge-rez (m.) Trans: CUTTING Def: > Str: n/a
373
( m.) Trans: AXE Def: [To be determined]
383
384
sanding. Rel to root: scratching
( m.) Trans: LOT Def: Colored stones that
Act: Grope Con: Clod Abs: Clay

385
( m.) Trans: CLAYEY.SOIL Def: > Str: n/a
386
go-shen (m.) Trans: DRAWING.NEAR
Def: As a dog gnaws on a bone. Rel to root:

from the marrow inside the bones
g.r.m Trans: GNAW(V) Def: To chew on

something hard such as a bone. Str: 1633
Def: To come or be brought close. Str: n/a
ge-rem (m.) Trans: CARTILAGE Def:
387
ge-shur (m.) Trans: PROUD.BEHOLDER
Translucent elastic tissue that lines the joints of

the bony skeleton. Str: 1634
Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The smooth level floor for grains, either a
388
n.g.sh Trans: DRAW.NEAR(V) Def: To bring
barn or threshing floor.

377
go-ren (m.) Trans: FLOOR Def: The level
close to another. Str: 5066
base of a room, barn or threshing floor. Str:

1637
Con: Winepress Def: After the grapes are placed in
Def: The crushing of grain in a mill to make
the wine vat, treaders walk in the vat to crush the

grapes freeing up the juices. The treader's feet and
lower parts of their clothing are stained red, a sign of
their occupation (see Isaiah 63:1-3). Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the foot. The is a picture
of a mark. Combined these mean "a foot marked".
meal. Rel to root:

378
( m.) Trans: BEATEN Def: Grain that is

crushed to make meal. Str: 1643
Def: Something made small through removal.

379
g.r.ah Trans: TAKE.AWAY(V) Def: To scrape
389
( m.) Trans: AGITATED Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Rest, Whisper, Grieve, Slow Abs: Sorrow Def:
off or clip. To impair or degrade. Str: 1639
Def: A carrying or taking away by flood or

striking. Rel to root:
380
The door of the tent was the place of relaxation for the
father. Here he would watch his family, livestock and
the road for approaching visitors (see Genesis 18:1).
(This root is related to the root ( a reversal of the
letters).) Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the tent door. The is a representation of a tent.
Combined these mean "the door of the tent".
eg-roph (m.) Trans: FIST Def: Clenched

fingers into the palm of the hand. Rel to root:
Through the sense of sweeping away by
striking. Str: 0106
Def: The land surrounding a city was

inhabited by the lower class people or outcasts. This
land is also covered with pastures for raising the
flocks and herds of the city.
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ger-shon (m.) Trans: EVICTED Def: To

be removed or thrown from with force. To
dispossess, exile, dismiss. Str: n/a
are thrown and read to determine a course of

action or to make a decision. Str: 1486
376
( m.) ( f.) Trans: OPEN.SPACE

Def: A place for grazing livestock, usually on the
outskirts of a village or city. Str: 4054
Def: An abrasive stone for scratching or
375
( m.) Trans: BROUGHT.OUT Def: [To be

determined] Edenics: graze - with the exchange
of the z and sh Str: 1645
Str: 1631
374
g.r.sh Trans: CAST.OUT(V) Def: To drive
390
di-bah (f.) Trans: SLANDER Def:

Speaking evil of another (usually done quietly).
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398
( m.) Trans: BROODING Def: A pining
Act: Move, Boil Con: Breasts, Pot Abs: Passion Def:
Spelling: Str: n/a
or fainting over something desired or lost. Str:

1671
The part of the female body invoking heat of passion

and love. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the tent door which hangs down from the top of the
tent entrance. The use of this letter twice indicates "two
danglers" representing a woman's breasts.
392
do-ve (m.) Trans: DEMISE Def:
Termination of existence or operation. Alt
Spelling: A word of uncertain meaning. Str:
1679
399
Def: The boiling of a liquid in a pot or the

passion of a person for another.
moves slowly. Str: 1727
400
Def: A thick, sticky substance such as dates

de-vash (m.) Trans: HONEY Def: A sweet
401
Def: The passion of a person for another.

402
( m.) Trans: CHERISHED Def: One who is
Act: Dart, Amplify, Fish Con: Fish, Fisherman Abs:
loved. Str: 3039
Anxiety Def: The darting around of fish. Anc Heb: ,

The pictograph is a picture of the tent door which is a
curtain hung over the entrance of the tent. To gain
entrance to the tent or to leave, the curtain moved back
and forth. Also, the door is used for moving back and
forth from the tent to the outside. The is a
representation of a foot. The combined meaning of
these two letters is "the back and forth moving of the
foot (or tail)". The tail of a fish moves back and forth to
propel itself through the water.
403
du-dai (m.) Trans: MANDRAKES Def: A
plant boiled as an aphrodisiac. Str: 1736
Act: Attack, Dive Con: Bird of prey Def: Birds of prey

fly around in a circle in search of their prey and dive
down on it when seen. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the tent door with the extended meaning
of moving back and forth. The represents one who is
looking and pointing at a great sight. Combined these
mean "a back and forth looking".
dag (m.) da-gah (f.) Trans: FISH Def:

An aquatic animal. Only fish with scales and fins
are considered fit for food (clean). Alt Spelling:
Edenics: dog - as a waging tail Str: 1709,
1710
Def: A bird of prey that dives down on it's

prey.
da-gan (m.) Trans: CEREAL Def: Relating to
404
d.a.h Trans: DIVE(V) Def: [To be

grain or plants that produce it. A plentiful crop.

Str: 1715
405
Def: As an abundant amount of fish in a net.

397
d.g.h Trans: AMPLIFY(V) Def: To expand,
( f.) Trans: VULTURE Def: An unknown

bird of prey. Alt Spelling: Str: 1676,
1772
Act: Sick, Ill Con: Disease Abs: Weak
multiply or increase. Str: 1711
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do-dah (f.) Trans: AUNT Def: The sister

of one's father or mother. One who is loved.
Str: 1733
material elaborated out of the nectar of

flowers in the honey sac of various bees. Also,
dates as a thick, sticky and sweet food. Str:
1706
396
dod (m.) Trans: BELOVED Def: One who is

cherished by another. Alt Trans: uncle Str:
1730
or honey. Rel to root: a slow moving substance
395
( m.) Trans: TEAT Def: > Edenics: udder; dad

- as beloved; teat - a double exchange for a t
and d Str: 1717
393
d.w.b Trans: SORROW(V) Def: One who
394
( m.) Trans: LOW.COUNTRY Def: > Alt
Rel to root: Something that is slow and quiet.

Str: 1681
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d.w.h Trans: ILL(V) Def: [To be
415

407
dangles the head in poverty or hunger. Rel to

root: Any object that dangles such as a bucket
that is hung from a rope down a well to
retrieve water. The hair hangs from the head. A
poor or weak person hangs the head in
poverty. Str: 1800
( m.) Trans: ILLNESS Def: Also a woman's

cycle. Str: 1739
408
mad-weh (m.) Trans: DISEASE Def:

What brings on an illness. Str: 4064
416
Act: Saturate Con: Ink Abs: Sufficient Def: Something

dai (m.) Trans: SUFFICIENT Def: An amount
Def: Anything that dangles down and swings
that is not lacking. What is enough. Str: 1767
Act: Crush, Break, Trample, Beat Con: Mortar,
back and forth, such as a branch, hair or door.
Powder, Bruise, Siege words Def: Seeds are placed in a

stone mortar, a stone cup, the stone pestle is moved
around the cup to crush the seeds into a powder. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a door representing the
idea of moving back and forth. The is a picture of the
palm of the hand representing a bowl from its shape.
Combined these pictures mean "the moving back and
forth in a cup".
417
418
419
d.l.p Trans: DRIP(V) Def: > Edenics: drip with the exchange of the r and l; dollop Str:
1811
d.q.q Trans: BEAT.IN.PIECES(V) Def: To

crush or pound something into thin or small
particles. Str: 1854
420
hh.d.l Trans: TERMINATE(V) Def: To stop
Rel to root:
411
( m.) Trans: BROKEN Def: Something that
or refrain from continuing an action. Str: 2308
Act: Dumb, Silent, Sleep, Weep Con: Blood, Red,
is broken into pieces. Str: 1793
Pieces, Tear Abs: Likeness, Compare Def: Similarly, the

grape plant takes water from the ground and moves it
to the fruit where the water becomes the blood of the
grape. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a door
representing the idea of moving back and forth. The
is a picture of water and can represent any liquid
especially blood. Combined these pictures mean "the
moving back and forth of water" or the "flowing of
blood".
Def: A beating as with a mortar in a pestle.

412
d.w.k Trans: GROUND.TO.PIECES(V) Def:
[To be determined] Alt Spelling: Str: 1743
( f.) Trans: PRESSED.PIECES Def: [To

be determined] Str: 4085
414
( f.) Trans: GROUSE Def: [To be
421
dam (m.) Trans: BLOOD Def: The red fluid

that circulates through the body. Rel to root:
The blood of man is also water, which moves
through the body. When the blood is shed, the
man or animal becomes silent. A son from the
blood of his father resembles his father. Alt
Trans: bloodshed (when in the plural form) Str:
1818
Act: Back and Forth, Hang, Lift, Leap Con: Door Abs:
Poor Def: The tent door was hung down as a curtain,
covering the entrance to the tent, from a horizontal
pole. The door was then moved to the side for going in
and out of the tent. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
door. The is a picture of staff and represents any rod.
Combined these pictures mean "the door on the rod".
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( m.) Trans: BUCKET Def: Dangles from a

rope to draw water and lifted out of the well.
Str: 1805
crushing something.
413
d.l.h Trans: DRAW.UP(V) Def: To bale up.

To lift the bucket out of the well for drawing
water. Str: 1802
Def: The fine dust created in the mortar by

410
de-let (f.) Trans: DOOR Def: A means of

access; usually a swinging or sliding barrier by
which an entry is closed and opened. Edenics:
door - an exchange for the d and l Str: 1817
that is completely filled.

409
dal (m.) Trans: WEAK Def: One who
Def: When the blood is shed, the man or

animal becomes silent and still.
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422
d.m.m Trans: BE.SILENT(V) Def: To come
Def: The weeping of the eyes. The juice of
to a standstill in speech or deed. To be quiet;

refrain from speech or action. Str: 1826
the grape or other fruit that seeps out. Rel to root:

as blood and combined with the letter ayin forming
the meaning "blood of the eye"
Def: The color red, the color of blood, man

433
and the earth.

423
liquid that seeps out of the fruit and used in

making oils and juices. Str: 1831
a.d.m Trans: BE.RED(V) Def: To be ruddy.

To have a dark reddish color. Str: 0119
424
434
sa-gan (m.) Trans: SCORCHING Def: >
a-dam (m.) Trans: HUMAN Def: Of,

relating to, or characteristic of man. The first
man. All of mankind as the descendants of the
first man. (Derived from a root meaning
"blood" and "of reddish color.") Str: 0120
425
Str: n/a
Def: The place of the rising sun. The

Hebrews recognized the east as the top of the four
compass points (contrary to our understanding of
north) and is the direction faced when orienting
direction. The past is understood as what is in front,
or before, you as the past is known (contrary to our
understanding of the future being in front of us).
Rel to root: the red color blood combined with the
quph as the rising sun, hence the "rising sun of
blood"
a-da-mah (f.) Trans: GROUND Def:

The surface of the earth. From its reddish color.
Str: 0127
426
a-dom (m.) a-du-mah (f.)

Trans: RED Def: Of the color red. Ruddy; florid.
Str: 0122
427
o-dem (f.) Trans: CARNELIAN Def:

Probably the Carnelian, a reddish brown
gemstone. The Hebrew word is from a root
meaning red or reddish. Another possible
translation is Jasper. Str: 0124
428
435
( m.) a-dam-da-met (f.)

436
ad-mo-niy (m.) Trans: RUDDY Def:

437
Def: A son from the blood of his father
438
d.m.h Trans: RESEMBLE(V) Def: To be
439
da-mut (f.) Trans: LIKENESS Def: Copy;
qid-mah (f.) Trans: EASTWARD Def:

Toward the east. Before another space or time;
as the east is in front when facing the rising
sun. Str: 6926
resemblance. The quality or state of being like

something or someone else. Rel to root: As a
son from the blood of his father resembles his
father. Str: 1823
( m.) Trans: EASTERN Def: > Str: 6930

Rel to root: sleeping silently
441
tar-dey-mah (f.) Trans: TRANCE Def:
440
Def: When the blood is shed, the man or

animal becomes silent.
( f.) Trans: SILENCED Def: > Str: 1745,
A state of partly suspended animation or

inability to function. A deep sleep or
unconsciousness. Str: 8639
1822
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qa-dim (m.) Trans: EAST.WIND Def:

The wind that comes from the east. Toward the
east as the origin of the east wind. Str: 6921
like, similar or compared to something else. To

become silent as one dead. Str: 1819, 1820
432
( f.) Trans: PAST.TIME Def: A time that

is before. Str: 6927
resembles his father.
431
qe-dem (m.) Trans: EAST Def: The

general direction of sunrise. As in front when
facing the rising sun. Also, the ancient past. Str:
6924
Having a healthy reddish color. Str: 0132
430
q.d.m Trans: FACE.TOWARD(V) Def: To

face another or meet face to face; to go before
someone or something in space or time. Rel to
root: In the sense of facing the rising sun. Str:
6923
Trans: REDDISH Def: [To be determined] Str:

0125
429
de-ma (m.) Trans: FRUIT.PRESS Def: The
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Act: Rule, Lord, Judge Con: Ruler, Base Abs: Plea,
what is obscure. An intimacy with a person,

idea or concept. Knowledge. Str: 1847
Quarrel Def: The ancient Hebrew concept of a "judge" is

one who restores life. The goal of one that rules or
judges is to bring a pleasant and righteous life to the
people. This can also mean a deliverer as one whom
restores life to his people. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a door. The is a picture of
a seed representing the idea of life. Combined these
pictures mean "the door of life".
Def: A desire to know something.

451
ma-du-a (m.) Trans: WHY Def: For what
cause, purpose or reason for which. Str: 4069
Def: To have an intimate relationship with

another person, an idea or an experience.
dan (m.) Trans: MODERATOR Def: A judge.
442
452
One who presides over a dispute. Rel to root: A

quarrel requiring the need of a ruler or judge to
mediate the incident. Edenics: damn - with an
added m; dean - as a judge Str: n/a
intimate and personal understanding; to have

an intimate relationship with another person,
usually sexual. Alt Trans: reveal self (when
written in the hitpa'el [reflexive] form) Str:
3045
( m.) Trans: DISCORD Def: > Str: 4090

mid-yan (m.) Trans: QUARREL Def: A
443
444
453
Act: Push, Thrust Abs: Slander

Def: To push, shove or thrust another away.
454
h.d.p Trans: REPEL(V) Def: [To be
Def: The foundation of a column or pillar as

the support of the structure.
e-den (m.) Trans: FOOTING Def: Ground

or basis for a firm foundation. That which
sustains a stable position. Str: 0134
Def: As a knocking at a door.

455
d.p.q Trans: BEAT.OUT(V) Def: To strike
a-don (m.) Trans: LORD Def: The ruler as
446
the foundation to the community or family. Str:

0113
something with a sharp blow. Str: 1849
Def: A destruction of a crop from a scorching
447
448
wind.
d.y.n Trans: MODERATE(V) Def: To rule

over quarrels or other conflicts. Alt Spelling:
Str: 1777
456
( m.) Trans: PLEA Def: A request to a
457
( f.) Trans: BLASTING Def: A strong

devastating wind. Str: 7711
Con: Curtain
458
daq (m.) da-qah (f.) Trans:
Act: See, know Con: Eye Abs: Knowledge, why Def:

The eye is the window into the man's very being.
Experience is gained through visual observation.
Knowledge is achieved through these experiences. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a door. The
is a picture of the eye. Through the eyes one
experiences his world and learns from it. Combined
these pictures mean "the door of the eye".
SCRAWNY Def: Wasted away physically. Str:

1851
Act: Dwell, Swell, Wide, Gallop, Enclose, Order Con:

Circle, Robe, Dwelling, Row, Wall, Word Abs: Honor,
Idea, Order Def: A generation is one revolution of the
family line. The Hebraic understanding of order is the
continual cyclical process of life and death or renewal
and destruction. This root can also have the meanings of
circling around of something in a wide area or to cover a
large area. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a door
representing a moving back and forth. The is the head
( m.) Trans: OPINION Def: To possess an

intimate knowledge. An intimacy with a person,
idea or concept. Str: 1843
450
sh.d.p Trans: BLAST(V) Def: To blow

heavily. Str: 7710
person in authority. Alt Spelling: Str: 1779,

1781
449
( m.) Trans: KNOWER Def: One with

specific and special knowledge. Str: 3049
rather loud verbal disagreement. Str: 4079
445
y.d.ah Trans: KNOW(V) Def: To have an
da-at (f.) Trans: DISCERNMENT Def: The

quality of being able to grasp and comprehend
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of a man. Combined these mean "the back and forth

movement of man".
459
468
arrangement of words or commands said

orally. Str: 1696
dar-dar (m.) Trans: THISTLE Def: A

prickly plant used by the shepherd to build a
corral around the flock at night. Str: 1863
469
a dance.
de-ror (f.) Trans: FREE.FLOWING Def: To

flow without hindrances. Str: 1865
Def: What covers a large area.

461
a.d.r Trans: BE.EMINENT(V) Def: To be
470
( m.) a-de-ret (f.) Trans: ROBE
471
a-dir (m.) Trans: EMINENT Def: What
472
473
( m.) Trans: SOUTH Def: [To be
Def: To swell in an outward direction. To

make another swell through honor or pride (as in a
swelling up of the chest).
h.d.r Trans: GIVE.HONOR(V) Def: To
474
d.r.sh Trans: SEEK(V) Def: To look for or
ascribe size or majesty to someone or

something that is large in stature or position.
To puff up. Str: 1921
465
search for something or for answers. Alt Trans:

require (when written in the niphil [passive]
form) Str: 1875
( m.) Trans: HONOR Def: Someone or

something that has been enlarged in size, pride
or majesty. Str: 1925, 1926
Def: The process of removing what is
Def: The nomadic camp was set up in a circle
unnecessary to bring about order. Rel to root: order
with the tents set up outside of the circle. Rel to

root:
466
475
ey-der (m.) Trans: DROVE Def: A group of

animals driven or moving in a body. Str: 5739
dor (m.) Trans: GENERATION Def: A body
Def: A plan to arrange things in order. Rel to
of living beings constituting a single step in the

line of descent from an ancestor. Rel to root:
As a circle of time. Str: 1755
root: order
476
ah.r.k Trans: ARRANGE(V) Def: To set

something in order or into a correct or suitable
configuration, sequence or adjustment. Str:
6186
Rel to root: as a wall that encircles a city

467
( m.) ( f.) Trans: ENCLOSURE Def:
Any type of enclosure. Str: 1444, 1447, 1448
477
Def: An arrangement or placement of things
ey-rekh (m.) Trans: ARRANGEMENT Def:

Set in a row or in order according to rank or
age. In parallel. Arranged items in juxtaposition.
Str: 6187
or ideas for creating order. Rel to root: order
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mid-bar (m.) Trans: WILDERNESS Def:

A tract or region uncultivated and uninhabited
by human beings. Place of order, a sanctuary.
Str: 4057
exerts power and status. Someone or

something that is wide in authority or majesty.
Edenics: adore - as honor Str: 0117, 0155
464
( f.) Trans: BEE Def: An insect that lives

in an ordered colony and produces honey. Str:
1682
Def: A long flowing outer garment. Wide

garment. Str: 0155
463
de-ver (m.) Trans: EPIDEMIC Def: A wide

spread disease effecting man or animal. A
pestilence. Str: 1698
large in size or stature. Str: 0142

462
da-var (m.) Trans: WORD Def: An

arrangement of words, ideas or concepts to
form sentences. A promise in the sense of
being ones word. An action in the sense of
acting out an arrangement. A plague as an act.
A matter or thing, as words also have
substance in the Hebrew mind. Alt Trans:
matter; thing Str: 1697
Def: A circling around as the flight of a bird or

460
d.b.r Trans: SPEAK(V) Def: A careful
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478
ma-a-ra-khah (f.) Trans: RANK Def: A
489
a-dash (f.) Trans: LENTIL Def: A
row, line, or series of things or persons. Str:

4634
479
leguminous plant with flattened edible seeds.

Str: 5742
( f.) Trans: IN.LINE Def: As an

arrangement. Str: 4635
Abs: Law Def: When two parties agree to follow the
Act: Thresh, Sprout Con: Grass Def: The grains were
laws of a covenant, a mark is given as a sign of

continued allegiance. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is
a picture of a door meaning enter or entrance. The is
a mark. Combined these pictures mean "entering with a
mark".
placed on the threshing floor where they were trampled

on and beaten in order to separate the hulls from the
grain. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a door
representing the idea of moving back and forth. The
is a picture of teeth meaning to press. Combined these
pictures mean "the back and forth movement of
pressure".
490
1881
491
( m.) Trans: TWO.WELLS Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Look Abs: Behold Def: A looking toward
480
a.d.sh Trans: THRESH(V) Def: [To be
determined] Edenics: dash - as tread on and
broken Str: 0156
someone or something. (This root is closely related to

,, and .) Anc Heb: , The pictograph
represents one who is looking at a great sight with his
hands raised as when saying behold.
Def: What comes from the grains.

481
d.sh.a Trans: SPROUT(V) Def: To send up
or out new growth, as of a plant. Sprout green
sprouts. Str: 1876
482
492
493
494
( m.) Trans: THRESHER Def: > Str: n/a

( m.) Trans: ANTELOPE Def: An
495
hey-mah (m.) Trans: THEY(m) Def: The

plural of "he." Rel to root: As one looked
toward Alt Trans: those Str: 1992
486
ga-dish (m.) Trans: STACK Def: A pile of
496
hey-nah (f.) Trans: THEY(f) Def: The

plural of "she." Rel to root: As one looked
toward Alt Trans: those Str: 2007, 3860
grain or dirt. Str: 1430
Def: The fat of an animal as well as the fat
Act: Give, Supply Con: Gift, Burden Abs: Love Def:
ashes, the ashes and fat of a burnt sacrifice mixed

together.
One does not choose the household which one is born

into, including tribe, parents, children and wife (as
marriages were often arranged by the father), it is a gift
from God. These gifts are seen as a privilege and are to
be cherished and protected. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph represents one who is looking at a great
sight with his hands raised as when saying behold. The
is a representation of the tent or house. Combined
d.sh.n Trans: MAKE.FAT(V) Def: To make

or become large with fat tissue. Alt Trans:
remove the fat (when written in the piel
[intensive] form) Str: 1878
488
hi (f.) Trans: SHE Def: The female who is

neither the speaker nor the one addressed. Rel
to root: As one looked toward Alt Trans: it;
that; this Alt Spelling: Str: 1931,
unknown species of unclean animal. Str: 1788
487
hu (m.) Trans: HE Def: The male who is

neither speaker nor hearer. Rel to root: As one
looked toward Alt Trans: it; that; this Edenics:
he; she Str: 1931,
483
( m.) Trans: THRESHING Def: [To be
485
hey (m.) Trans: LO Def: To draw attention

to something important. Str: 1887
de-she (m.) Trans: GRASS Def: Herbage

suitable or used for grazing animals. Young
green sprouts. Str: 1877
484
( f.) Trans: LAW Def: A decree or edict. Str:
( m.) Trans: FATNESS Def: An abundance

of fat, food or ashes. Str: 1879, 1880
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505
h.y.h Trans: EXIST(V) Def: To have real
these pictures mean "look toward the house" or

"provide for the family".
497
( m.) Trans: GIFT.OFFERING Def: > Edenics:
being whether material or spiritual; to have

breath. Alt Trans: come to pass; is; what is
needed (when used in the infinitive form and
prefixed with "from") Str: 1961
have - as given Str: n/a
Def: The expressions and actions toward the

family, which one was privileged with.
498
Act: Shine, Look Con: Star, Tent, Bright Abs: Distant,
a.h.b Trans: LOVE(V) Def: To provide and
Here Def: The stars have always been used to guide the
traveler or shepherd to find his home or destination.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a man
with his arms raised looking at a great sight. The is a
shepherd staff representing the idea of "toward" as the
staff is used to move a sheep toward a direction.
Combined these letters mean "a looking toward
something" such as the looking toward a light in the
distance.
protect that which is given as a privilege. An

intimacy of action and emotion. Strong
affection for another arising from personal ties.
Str: 0157
499
a-ha-vah (f.) Trans: AFFECTION Def: A

moderate feeling or emotion. A tender
attachment or fondness. Str: 0160
Def: A giving of someone or something to one
506
who is deserving or to be privileged.

500
ey-lah (m.) Trans: THESE Def: The

persons, things, or ideas present or near in
place, time, or thought or just mentioned. A
grammatical tool used to identify something
specific in the sense of looking toward a sight.
Rel to root: To look toward a sight. Alt Spelling:
Str: 0411, 0428,
y.h.b Trans: PROVIDE(V) Def: To give what

is due; to grant or allow permission. Alt Trans:
bring; come Str: 3051
Act: Shout Abs: Thanksgiving, Splendor
501
o-had (m.) Trans: SHOUTING Def:
507
te-hi-lah (f.) Trans: ADORATION Def:

To praise or to be boastful. Rel to root: Throgh
the sense of shining through ones actions or
words. Str: 8416
Raising of the voice to show authority, anger or

gladness. Str: n/a
Def: To cause a shining of one by praising or
502
ye-hu-dah (m.) Trans: THANKSGIVING
giving thanks to another or to ones self.

508
Def: An expression of thanks through shouting.

Str: n/a
h.l.l Trans: SHINE(V) Def: To emit rays of

light. Shine brightly. To shine or cause another
to shine through ones actions or words. Alt
Trans: endorse (when written in the piel
503
( m.) Trans: SPLENDOR Def: Something
509
that is prominent in beauty or action in the

sense of shouting out. Str: 1935
510
( m.) Trans: SHINE Def: > Str: 4110

( m.) Trans: SHINING Def: [To be
Act: Breathe, Exist Con: Breath Anc Heb: , The
Def: The tent as the home of the nomad. At
pictograph represents one who is looking at a great

sight with his hands raised and taking a long breath.
night the fires of the tents shine from a star

distance to guide the nomad just as the stars shine
in the night sky.
504
h.w.h Trans: BE(V) Def: To exist or have
511
breath. That which exists has breath. In Hebrew

thought the breath is the character of someone
or something. Just as a man has character, so
do objects. Str: 1933
a.h.l Trans: PITCH.TENT(V) Def: To set up

camp. By extension, can also mean a distant
shining, such as the moon. Str: 0166, 0167
512
( m.) Trans: ALOE Def: The glistening oils

of the plant. The oils or the tree. Str: 0174
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o-hel (m.) Trans: TENT Def: A portable
522
shelter made of black goat hair used by the

nomads of the Near East. Rel to root: The
shining light of the campfire next to the tent in
the distance is a guide for those returning
home late, just as a star is used as a guide. Str:
0168
Extending far from some surface or area; in

difficulty or distress. Deep and tumultuous
water. A subterranean body of water. Str: 8415
523
Act: Look Abs: Wealth, Substance, There, Here Anc

Heb: , The pictograph represents the idea of
looking toward something of interest. The is a seed
representing continuation. Combined these pictures
mean "a looking toward something continually".
to root:
hal-ah (f.) Trans: FURTHER Def: At a

distance beyond the present place or time. Alt
Trans: beyond (when prefixed with "from~")
Str: 1973
524
To indicate a specific moment or place in time.

Str: 1988
Def: To draw attention to a place or event.

525
hey-nah (m.) Trans: TO.THIS.POINT Def:
516
ya-ha-lom (m.) Trans: FLINT Def:
A precise moment in time or a specific location.

Alt Trans: here Str: 2008
Possibly the flint, a form of quartz of a brown,

gray or black color. Other possible translations
are onyx and diamond. Str: 3095
526
Tumult, Destruction Def: A large body of water seen as a

place of chaos because of its storms, turbulent surf and
the commotion of the waves. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph represents a looking toward. The is a
picture of water. Combined these pictures mean "a
looking toward the water".
Def: An abundance of something that fills

what is desired.
527
h.w.n Trans: SUFFICIENT(V) Def: [To be

528
hin (m.) Trans: HIYN Def: A liquid measure
ha-mon (m.) Trans: ROARING Def: > Str:

n/a
ha-mon (m.) Trans: MULTITUDE Def: A
equal to about 5 quarts (6 liters). Str: 1969
great number of people. A loud group. Str:

1995
Abs: Quiet
529
h.s.h Trans: SILENCE(V) Def: To keep
Def: An uproar.
519
h.m.m Trans: CONFUSE(V) Def: To cause
quiet by holding the tongue, silent and still. Str:

2013
trouble and turmoil by the sound of a great

noise such as with trumpets. Str: 2000
( m.) Trans: CONFUSED Def: > Str: n/a
521
h.w.m Trans: ROAR(V) Def: To make a
520
530
ya-hats (m.) Trans: STAMPED.DOWN Def:

> Str: n/a
Act: High, Pregnant Con: Hill Abs: Pride Def: In
loud noise. Str: 1949
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hi-ney (m.) Trans: LOOK Def: To

ascertain by the use of one's eyes. Alt Trans:
here; saw Str: 2009
Act: Roar, Destroy Con: Sea, Multitude Abs:
518
heyn (m.) Trans: THOUGH Def: However;

nevertheless. In spite of the fact of. A possible
or desired location. To bring attention to an
event. Rel to root: A person, place or thing that
is somewhere else. A desired place or outcome.
Alt Trans: but; look; since Str: 2004, 2005,
Def: An arrival to the distant place.

515
ha-lom (m.) Trans: AT.THIS.POINT Def:
517
( f.) Trans: TUMULT Def: [To be

Def: A distant sight that is looked toward. Rel

514
te-hom (f.) Trans: DEEP.SEA Def:
Hebrew thought all things are in motion. A mountain or

hill is not inanimate but the head of the landscape rising
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up out of the ground. Anc Heb: , The pictograph

is a representation of a head.
531
ceremonial sprinkling. Rel to root: From its

yellowish color. Str: 0231
har (m.) Trans: HILL Def: An elevation of
539
ze-eyv (m.) Trans: WOLF Def: A yellowish
land such as a hill or mountain. Alt Spelling:

Edenics: hill - an exchange for the l and r
Str: 2022
532
colored animal of the canine family. Str: 2061
Rel to root:
540
za-hav (m.) Trans: GOLD Def: A malleable
har (m.) Trans: HILL.COUNTRY Def: A

region dominated by hills. Str: n/a
533
ha-rar (m.) Trans: MOUNT Def: To
yellow metallic element that is used especially

in coins, jewelry, and dentures. A precious
metal. Str: 2091
increase in amount or extent; to get up on

something above the level of the ground. Str:
2042
541
Def: A yellow discharge.

542
z.w.b Trans: ISSUE(V) Def: To flow out; to
534
h.r.h Trans: CONCEIVE(V) Def: To become
go, pass, or flow out; emerge. Str: 2100
pregnant with young. Str: 2029

535
ha-reh (f.) Trans: PREGNANT Def:
543
Def: The presentation of a price for a bride.
hey-ron (m.) Trans: PREGNANCY Def:
Rel to root: an acquiring of a wife as with gold
The quality of containing unborn young within

the body. From the mound of the belly. Alt
Spelling: Str: 2032
544
545
wooden peg, which is driven into firm soil. The tent

ropes were attached to these pegs. The "Y" shape
prevents the rope from slipping off the peg. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph represents a tent peg with the idea
of joining or attaching things together.
zey-ved (m.) Trans: DOWRY Def: The

money, goods, or estate that a woman brings
to her husband in marriage. Str: 2065
Def: A cohabitation between a man and

woman. Rel to root: from the purchase of a wife
waw (m.) Trans: PEG Def: A peg, nail or hook
546
as used for attaching one thing to another. (The

short form " "is used as a prefix meaning
"and".) Str: 2053
z.b.l Trans: RESIDE(V) Def: To dwell

permanently or continuously. Str: 2082
547
ze-vu-lan (m.) Trans: RESIDENT Def:

One who abides or dwells in a place or area.
Str: n/a
Act: Issue, Gleam, Dwell, Purchase, Leave Con:

Yellow, Hyssop, Wolf, Gold, Puss, Dowry, Dwelling Def:
The main staple of the Hebrews was grain and is yellow
in color. This grain was usually ground into a meal for
making breads. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is an
agricultural implement representing the idea of harvest
or food. The is a representation of the house.
Combined these pictures mean "the food of the house".
Rel to root: leaving ones family when

purchased as a bride
548
ah.z.b Trans: LEAVE(V) Def: To go away

from; to neglect. Str: 5800, 5805
Con: Grape-skin Def: The juice of the grape is
538
ey-zov (m.) Trans: HYSSOP Def: An
removed, or harvested, by treading on them in a vat

leaving the grape-skins behind. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of an agricultural implement
implying harvest. The is a picture of the foot. The
aromatic herb whose twigs were used in
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z.b.d Trans: ENDOW(V) Def: To furnish

with a dower or payment for a bride. Pay the
price for a bride. Give a natural gift. Str: 2064
Act: Add Con: Peg Def: The tent peg is a "Y" shaped
537
( m.) Trans: ISSUE Def: [To be determined]

Str: 2101
Containing unborn young within the body. Alt

Spelling: Str: 2030
536
( m.) Trans: YELLOW Def: [To be
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557
z.hh.hh Trans: LOOSEN(V) Def: To make
combined meaning of these pictures is "the harvesting

by the feet".
549
( m.) Trans: GRAPE.SKIN Def: [To be
less tight; slacken or relax. To untie or remove.

Str: 2118
Act: Boil, Depart Con: Stew Abs: Pride Def: The
Act: Refine Con: Crystal Abs: Pure Def: An oil or
boiling of a soup or pride.

550
other substance that is clear and free of impurities.
( m.) Trans: PROUD Def: [To be
558
substance that is free of impurities. Also, a

person without impurities. Str: 2134
551
z.w.d Trans: SIMMER(V) Def: To cook a
Act: Shake, Waver, Peel, Boil, Flow Con: Branch,

Cymbal, Bell, Meat, Onion, Stream, Strip Abs: Vile Def: A
staff is made by cutting a branch from the tree, this
green branch shakes and bends easily until it has
hardened. (see Isaiah 18.5) Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of an agricultural cutting
implement. The represents a staff. Combined these
mean "cut the staff".
soup over a fire. To be heated with pride or

anger. Alt Spelling: Edenics: sod - past tense
of seethe Str: 2102
Rel to root: boiling

552
na-zid (m.) Trans: STEW Def: An edible
dish of meat or vegetables cooked in boiling
water. Str: 5138
559
Something that stands out, is prominent or is pointed

out. (This root is related in meaning to .)
560
z.l.l Trans: GLUTTON(V) Def: A shaking
zeh (m.) zot (f.) Trans: THIS Def: A
from fear or overeating. Alt Spelling: Str:

2151, 6750
person, thing, or idea present or near in place,

time, or thought or just mentioned. As
prominent or pointed out. Rel to root: As
prominent or pointed out. Alt Trans: that; here
(when prefixed with "in~") Edenics: this; that;
the; they Str: 1454, , , 2063, 2088, 2090, 2097
Def: An unsteady, shaking or to and fro

motion.
561
Def: A shaking out of something.

562
z.w.l Trans: BE.LAVISH(V) Def: > Str: 2107
563
( f.) Trans: WITHOUT.EXCEPTION Def: An
that stands out, is prominent or is pointed out. (This

root is related in meaning to .)
zu Trans: WHEREIN Def: A person, thing, or

idea present or near in place, time, or thought
or just mentioned. Rel to root: Someone or
something that is prominent. Str: 2098
exception in the sense of shaking everything

out except one. Str: 2108
Con: Post, Creature
555
( m.) Trans: ENTRYWAY Def: > Str: n/a
556
me-zu-zah (f.) Trans: DOORPOST Def:
Rel to root: from the removing of the peel

564
( m.) Trans: ONION Def: [To be
Def: The boiling of meat over a fire.

565
b.sh.l Trans: BOIL(V) Def: To generate
The vertical supporting frame or post around a

door or gate. Str: 4201
bubbles of vapor when heated; to cook a meat

in water. Alt Trans: ripen (when written in the
hiphil [causative] form) Str: 1310
Act: Loosen Con: Belt

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a.z.l Trans: WAVER(V) Def: To go about in

a shaking motion. Str: 0235
Act: Stand-out Con: Bright Abs: This Def: Something

554
( m.) Trans: CYMBAL Def: An instrument

that vibrates when shaken. Alt Spelling:
Str: 6767
Act: Stand out, Kindle Con: Hot Abs: This Def:

553
zak (m.) Trans: REFINED Def: An oil or other
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566
ba-sheyl (m.) Trans: BOILED Def: Meat or
picture of a seed. Combined these mean "mattock of

the seed".
other edible that is cooked in water over a fire.

Str: 1311
Def: As paid with food.

576
za-nun (m.) Trans: PROSTITUTION Def: As
567
maz-leyg (m.) ( f.) Trans: FORK
paid with food. Str: 2183
Def: An implement, or tool with multiple

prongs or tines. Str: 4207
Def: The broad ear for picking up sounds.

577
a.z.n Trans: GIVE.AN.EAR.TO(V) Def: To
568
( f.) Trans: TRICKLING Def: > Str: n/a
Rel to root: as a shaking
569
n.z.l Trans: FLOW(V) Def: To stream or gush
pay attention to a voice or sound; to hear with

thoughtful attention and obedience. Str: 0238,
0239
578
hearing; so named from its broad shape. Str:

0241
a liquid substance. To run like water. Str: 5140
Rel to root: removing

570
p.ts.l Trans: PEEL(V) Def: The skin or rind
579
Def: As paid with food.

580
z.n.h Trans: BE.A.HARLOT(V) Def: A woman
pe-tsa-lah (f.) Trans: STRIP Def: To

remove clothing, covering, or surface matter
from. As peeled. Str: 6479
who practices promiscuous sexual behavior,

especially for hire. Str: 2181
Act: Plot, Loathe Con: Plan Abs: Mischief Def: The
581
devising of a plan of action.

572
Def: Food harvested from the crops or flock.

Rel to root:
582
zam-zum (m.) Trans: MISCHIEVOUS
ma-zon (m.) Trans: MEAT Def: Solid food

as distinguished from drink; flesh; a meal. Str:
4202
Def: > Str: n/a
583
z.n.b Trans: ATTACK.THE.REAR(V) Def: To
574
z.m.m Trans: PLOT(V) Def: To devise a
slap or strike the part in the back or behind.

Str: 2179
plan of action, usually with evil intent. Str: 2161
575
ne-zem (m.) Trans: ORNAMENTAL.RING
584
na-nav (m.) Trans: TAIL Def: The hindmost

flexible appendage of an animal. Str: 2180
Def: A circular band worn as an ornament. Str:

5141
585
z.n.q Trans: JUMP(V) Def: To rise suddenly
Act: Harvest, Hear, Feed Con: Mattock, Harvest,
or quickly. Rel to root: Like the jumping of an

animal or person that is slapped in the rear. Str:
2187
Whore, Food Abs: Balance, Whoredom Def: One of the

many agricultural tools was a hoe or mattock. This
implement had a wide blade for cutting a plant stalks at
the roots. The crops were harvested for a supply of
foods, which were stored in jars. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of an agricultural cutting
implement such as the mattock or hoe. The is a
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( f.) Trans: WHOREDOM Def: As paid with

food. Str: 2184
( f.) Trans: MISCHIEF Def: An annoying

action resulting in grief, harm or evil. Rel to
root: An action or plan to do wickedness or a
sexual perversion. Str: 2154
573
( m.) Trans: BALANCE Def: A pair of

scales used for weighing. From the ear as the
place where balance is determined. Str: 3976
of a fruit; to strip off an outer layer. Str: 6478

571
o-zen (f.) Trans: EAR Def: The organ of
Act: Tremble, Enrage, Sad, Yell Con: Sweat Abs:

Terror, Sadnes Def: Fear or an enemy. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of an agricultural cutting
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596
z.w.p Trans: FLOAT(V) Def: [To be
implement such as the mattock or hoe and associated

with weapons. The is a picture of the eye and
meaning experience or knowledge. Combined these
mean "weapon seen".
586
ze-ah (f.) Trans: SWEAT Def: To excrete
597
ziph-ron (m.) Trans: FRAGRANT.ONE
moisture in visible quantities through the pores

of the skin. Rel to root: A sweating from fear.
Str: 2188
587
Def: > Str: n/a
ze-ah (m.) Trans: TROUBLED Def: > Str:
Act: Spread, Sneeze, Bind, Warn, Scatter, Squeeze,
n/a
Gush, Sprinkle, Sow Con: Span, Vomit, Pitchfork, Semen,

Basin, Arm Abs: Force Def: After the grain has been
harvested and the heads of grain have been broken
open, the heads are thrown into the wind where the
chaff is blown away and the seed falls to the ground
where they can be gathered. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph represents the harvest. The is the
picture of the head of a man. Combined these mean
"harvest of heads".
Def: A trembling from fear. Rel to root:

588
( f.) Trans: AGITATION Def: An object of
terror that causes trembling. Alt Spelling:
Str: 2113, 2189
Rel to root: a trembling rage

589
z.ah.m Trans: ENRAGE(V) Def: [To be
598
used to encompass an area or to enhance or

beautify. Spread or scattered over a large area.
Rel to root: Something that is spread or
scattered over a large area. Str: 2213
Rel to root: sadness as a trembling

590
z.ah.p Trans: BE.SAD(V) Def: To be in a
state of depression. Str: 2196
599
Def: A crying out of distress or need. Rel to
Def: Something spread out.

600
za-ra (m.) Trans: VOMIT Def: [To be
z.ah.q Trans: YELL.OUT(V) Def: To call out

in a louder than normal voice; to declare; to cry
out for help. Str: 2199
592
za-aq (f.) Trans: YELL Def: A vehement
601
z.h.r Trans: WARN(V) Def: To urge or
protest; a loud cry. Str: 2201
Act: Cover, Float Con: Pitch Def: A thick tarry liquid
advise to be careful. To caution. Str: 2094
used for covering the joints of boats to keep them

afloat.
593
602
z.r.h Trans: DISPERSE(V) Def: To separate
ze-phet (f.) Trans: PITCH Def: A sticky

substance used to seal wood from water
leakage. Str: 2203
594
or remove to a distance apart from each other;

to diffuse or cause to break into different parts.
Str: 2219
tsi-phu-i (m.) Trans: METAL.PLATING

Def: Thin layers of metals used to cover
materials to give the look of metal. A
hammered out sheet of gold used to overlay
Def: When the grain is squeezed the seed

inside comes out.
603
z.w.r Trans: BE.STRANGE(V) Def: To be

separated out from others; to be scattered
abroad. Str: 2114
595
ts.p.h Trans: OVERLAY(V) Def: To cover
with a different material, usually with gold. Str:

6823
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ze-ret (f.) Trans: FINGER.SPAN Def: The

width of the fingers, often used as a
measurement. Str: 2239
root: a trembling outcry of distress

591
zeyr (m.) Trans: MOLDING Def: Material
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604
ze-red (m.) Trans: EXUBERANT Def: > Str:
613
n/a
the tree. The fruit of the olive is used for food

and as a source of oil. Str: 2132
Def: A heavy shower of water from the skies
Act: Hide, Cherish, Endanger, Bind, Embrace,
or a gushing of water in flood. Rel to root: a sneeze
Couple Con: Bosom, Rope, Clamp Abs: Refuge,Company

Def: The walls of the house enclose the home as refuge
for the family. A refuge functions as a place of hiding
from any undesirable person or situation. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of a wall. The is a picture
of a tent or house. Combined these mean "wall of the
house".
Def: The sowing of seeds by scattering them

across the field. Rel to root: as a spreading of seeds
605
z.r.ah Trans: SOW(V) Def: To spread seeds

on the ground; to plant a crop. Str: 2232
606
ze-ra (m.) Trans: SEED Def: The grains or
Def: One that is cherished is held close to the
ripened ovules of plants used for sowing.

Scattered in the field to produce a crop. The
singular word can be used for one or more.
Also, the descendants of an individual, either
male or female. Str: 2233
607
bosom.
614
( m.) Trans: SOWN Def: [To be
Def: Any place where one hides in secret or

for lurking.
Rel to root: spreading

608
z.r.q Trans: SPRINKLE(V) Def: To drip a
615
hh.b.a Trans: WITHDRAW(V) Def: To take

back or withhold what is cherished; to turn
away or move back. Str: 2244
liquid, usually water or blood. Str: 2236
Def: A refuge functions as a place of hiding
miz-raq (m.) Trans: SPRINKLING.BASIN
from any undesirable person or situation. Rel to

root:
Def: A container of liquid that is used to drip

the liquid. Str: 4219
616
Def: The strength of the arm. Rel to root: the
( m.) Trans: HIDING.PLACE Def: > Str:

n/a
spreading ability of the arm

610
hh.b.b Trans: CHERISH(V) Def: To

fervently love something. Str: 2245
609
za-yit (m.) Trans: OLIVE Def: The fruit or
( m.) Trans: HIDDEN Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A place of refuge.
618
hheyq (m.) Trans: BOSOM Def: The
617
ze-ro-a (f.) Trans: ARM Def: The human

upper limb; associated with and representing
power. Str: 2220
611
( m.) Trans: SWINE Def: [To be
human chest, especially the front side. Alt

Spelling: Str: 2436
Def: A fruit tree is beat at the trunk so that
the fruit will fall from it to the ground.
612
( m.) Trans: BASTARD Def: [To be
619
hh.b.t Trans: KNOCK(V) Def: To knock a

tree to remove its fruit, also a threshing. Str:
2251
Con: Olive Def: The oil from the olive fruit was used
Def: To bind something by wrapping it
as an anointing oil, as a sign, for those to hold a kingly or

priestly office. The oil is also used as a medicinal
ointment. Anc Heb: , The pictograph represents
the harvest. The represents a mark or sign. Combined
these mean "harvest of the sign".
around with a rope. Rel to root: as being enclose

620
hh.b.l Trans: TAKE.AS.A.PLEDGE(V) Def:

To receive an object in exchange for a promise.
Str: 2254
621
( m.) Trans: REGION Def: An area

surrounded by a specific border. Str: 2256
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Rel to root: as being enclose

622
hh.b.q Trans: EMBRACE(V) Def: To clasp
of a festival would gather together and dance

in a circle. Str: 2282
Def: The participants of a festival would gather
in the arms; to cherish or love; to take in or

include in a larger group or whole. Str: 2263
together and dance in a circle.
Def: The binding together as being coupled.
632
commemorate a special event with dancing,

rejoicing, and sharing of food.The act of
performing a celebration. Str: 2287
Rel to root: as being enclose

623
hh.b.r Trans: COUPLE(V) Def: To bind by

joining together. Str: 2266
624
633
hhag-lah (f.) Trans: PARTRIDGE Def: >
( m.) Trans: COUPLE Def: A pair or group

that are bound together. Str: 2267, 2270, 2271
625
Str: n/a
mahh-be-ret (f.) Trans: JOINT Def:
Def: A sash or belt is bound around the waist
The point at which two opposing objects meet.

Str: 4225
626
for attaching weapons. A piece of cloth is brought

from the front to the rear to make a loincloth.
hha-bu-rah (f.) Trans:
634
STRIPED.BRUISE Def: Marks made by ropes

binding the wrist or lashes with a rope. Str:
2250
627
hho-be-ret (f.) Trans: COUPLING Def:
635
Act: Unite, Sharpen, Join, Hide, Set apart, Surround,
hh.b.sh Trans: SADDLE(V) Def: A shaped
Renew Con: Unit, Sharp, Riddle, Thorn, New moon,

Prostitute Abs: Unity, Special, New Def: A wall separates
the inside from the outside. Only through the door can
one enter or exit uniting the inside with the outside. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a wall. The
is a picture of a door. Combined these mean "wall
door".
mounted support on which an object can

travel; to bind up with a saddle. Str: 2280
636
Def: A tight wrapping around of something.

Rel to root: as being enclosed
Def: A uniting together in joy.

637
hh.d.h Trans: BE.AMAZED(V) Def: To be
Act: Feast Con: Circle, Belt Abs: Terror, Refuge Def:

The gathering together for a festival, usually in the form
of a circle for dancing and feasting. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a wall representing outside.
The is a picture of a foot and represents a gathering.
Combined these mean "outside gathering".
overwhelmed with surprise or sudden wonder;

astonished greatly. Str: 2302
Def: A uniting together. All things are a unity

with something else (one man is a unity of body,
breath and mind, one family is a unity of father,
mother and children, one tree is a unity of trunk,
branches and leaves, one forest is a unity of trees).
hhag (m.) Trans: FEAST Def: A

commemoration of a special event with
dancing, rejoicing, and sharing of food. A
ceremony of joy and thanksgiving. A festival
with a magnificent meal which is shared with a
number of guests. Rel to root: The participants
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e-hhad (m.) e-hhat (f.) Trans:

UNIT Def: A unit within the whole, a unified
group. A single quantity. Alt Trans: first; one;
other; few (when in the plural form) Str: 0259
Rel to root:
630
( f.) Trans: PAN Def: [To be
631
hha-go-rah (f.) Trans: LOIN.WRAP Def:

A sash or belt that encircles the waist. Str: 2290
hhev-ron (m.) Trans: ASSOCIATION

Def: A relationship between two persons,
places or objects that connects them together.
Str: n/a
629
hh.g.r Trans: GIRD.UP(V) Def: To bind the

loose portions of clothing into a belt or sash to
prepare to go to war; to be bound with arms
for war. Str: 2296
To bring together as a unit. Str: 2279

628
hh.g.g Trans: HOLD.A.FEAST(V) Def: To
638
y.hh.d Trans: UNITE(V) Def: To put

together to form a single unit. Str: 3161
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639
ya-hhad (m.) Trans: TOGETHER Def: In or
648
into one place, mass, collection, or group. Alt

Spelling: Str: 3162
640
FEMALE.PROSTITUTE Def: Devoted to corrupt

purposes. A female prostitute set aside for a
special purpose. Str: 6948
ya-hhid (m.) Trans: SOLITARY Def:

649
Separated from the whole of the unit (see

Psalm 68:7 [6]). Str: 3173
from the listener by creating the riddle. The riddle
ends with the answer uniting the two.
650
( f.) Trans: RIDDLE Def: [To be

Def: The surrounding walls of a chamber
providing privacy and security. Rel to root: as
surrounded by walls with a door
651
hhe-der (m.) Trans: CHAMBER Def: A
Def: A gift presented to one in return for a

favor. Rel to root: unity
652
Def: The first crescent of the moon as the
Act: Declare Con: Town Abs: Declaration

653
hha-wah (f.) Trans: TOWN Def: A small
hha-dash (m.) Trans: NEW Def:

Something that is new, renewed, restored or
repaired. Str: 2319
village. Str: 2333
hho-desh (m.) Trans: NEW.MOON Def:
Act: See, Hold, Perceive, Look Con: Vision, Light,
The moon phase when the thin crescent first

appears and is perceived as the renewal of the
moon. The first day of the month. Also, a
month as the interval between crescents. Alt
Trans: month Str: 2320
Haven Def: The ability to see beyond what is seen in the

physical present as a light piercing through the
darkness. The cutting down of the wall allows one to
pass through to the other side. A vision is the cutting
down of the fence to perceive what is on the other side.
Rel to root: as being walled in

645
k.hh.d Trans: KEEP.SECRET(V) Def: To
654
655
a.hh.z Trans: TAKE.HOLD(V) Def: To have
Def: Set apart from the rest for a special
possession or ownership of; to keep in

restraint; to have or maintain in one's grasp; to
grab something and keep hold of it. Str: 0270
function. Rel to root: separating and joining to

something
q.d.sh Trans: SET.APART(V) Def: To move
656
or place someone or something separate from

the whole for a special purpose. Str: 6942
647
a-hhu-zah (f.) Trans: HOLDINGS Def:

Property that is held or owned. Str: 0272
657
hh.z.h Trans: PERCEIVE(V) Def: To be able
( m.) Trans: MALE.PROSTITUTE Def: > Rel

to root: One who is set aside for a special
purpose. Str: 6945
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( f.) Trans: LOOK.INTO Def: > Rel to root: A

perception beyond the normal experiences.
Str: n/a
refrain from disclosing information. Alt Trans:

hide (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Str: 3582
646
sha-hhad (m.) Trans: BRIBE Def: To buy

a favor or service that would be otherwise out
of reach. Str: 7810
renewal of the moon, the first day of the month.

Rel to root: restoration
644
miq-dash (m.) Trans: SANCTUARY Def:

A place set apart for a special purpose. Str:
4720
bedroom; a natural or artificial enclosed space

or cavity. Place surrounded by walls. An inner
place as hidden or secret. Str: 2315
643
qo-desh (m.) Trans: SPECIAL Def: A

person, item, time or place that has the quality
of being unique; Separated from the rest for a
642
qa-dosh (m.) Trans: UNIQUE Def:

Someone or something that has, or has been
given the quality of specialness, and has been
separated from the rest for a special purpose.
Str: 6918
Def: The riddle begins by dividing the hearer

641
qe-dey-shah (f.) Trans:
to understand on a higher level; to see
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something that is not physically present. Str:

1957, 2372
658
(when written in the piel [intensive] form) Str:

2398
hha-zeh (m.) Trans: CHEST Def: The
665
breast containing heart. What is prominently

visible. The breast of an animal used for a
sacrifice. Str: 2373
659
FAILURE Def: An act or condition of ignorant or

imprudent deviation from a code of behavior. A
missing of the target in the sense of making a
mistake. The sacrifice, which by transference,
becomes the sin. Alt Spelling: Str: 2399,
2400, 2401, 2403
ma-hha-zeh (f.) Trans: VISION Def:

Something seen in a dream, trance, or ecstasy.
Str: 4236
Rel to root:
666
hhut (m.) Trans: THREAD Def: A filament
Def: A strong grabbing hold to refrain or

support.
660
of fibers twisted together by spinning and used

for sewing or tying items together. Str: 2339
hh.z.q Trans: SEIZE(V) Def: To possess or

take by force; grab hold tightly; to refrain or
support by grabbing hold. Alt Trans: strengthen
self (when written in the hitpa'el [reflexive]
form) Str: 2388
661
Act: Sustain Con: Stomach, Animal, Sustenance Abs:

Life Def: When the stomach is empty one is famished
and weak and when it is filled one is revived. This organ
is seen as the life as an empty stomach is like death but
a revived stomach is life.
hha-zaq (m.) hha-za-qah (f.)

Trans: FORCEFUL Def: A strong grip on
something to refrain or support. Driven with
force. Acting with power. Str: 2389, 2390, 2391
662
667
hho-zeq (m.) Trans: GRASP Def: A firm
Act: Pierce Con: Thicket, Ring, Thorn Def: The wall

around crops or livestock was constructed of thistles or
rocks with thistles laid on top. The thorns prevented
intruders from entering. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of a wall.
668
hh.y.h Trans: LIVE(V) Def: To be alive and
hhahh (m.) Trans: NOSE.RING Def: A
continue alive. Have life within. The revival of

life gained from food or other necessity. Alt
Trans: keep alive (when written in the piel
[intensive] form) Str: 2421, 2425
round piece of jewelry, usually of a metal, that

is pierced through the nose or lip. Rel to root: A
sharp object that penetrates the flesh. Alt
Spelling: Str: 2397
669
Act: Measure, Join, Err, Refrain, Catch Con: Cord
670
mihh-yah (f.) Trans: REVIVING Def:

Restoring to consciousness or life. Str: 4241
Act: Stick Con: Palate Abs: Tarry Def: The roof of

the mouth. Anc Heb: , The represents a wall such
as the ridge in the middle of the palate. The
represents the palm, a curved surface such as found on
the roof of the mouth.
Def: When shooting an arrow or other

object to a target, the distance that one misses is
measured with a cord. The wrong actions of one are
also measured against the correct action.
Rel to root:
671
hhakh-li-li (m.) Trans: DULL.RED Def:
hh.t.a Trans: FAIL(V) Def: To miss the

target, whether a literal target or a goal that is
aimed for. Alt Trans: purge; bear the blame
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hhay-eh (m.) Trans: LIVELY Def: Having

the vigor of life. Str: 2422
Abs: Miss, Error, Sin Def: Cords are used for binding as
well as measuring. A cord is also used as measuring
device by placing knots incrementally. The cord is
stretched between the two points to measure and the
knots are counted.
664
hhai (m.) hhai-ah (f.) Trans: LIVING

Def: The quality that distinguishes a vital and
functional being from a dead body; life.
Literally the stomach. Used idiomatically of
living creatures, especially in conjunction with
land, ground or field. Alt Trans: life (when in
the plural form); creature (as a living one) Str:
2416
hold or grip. Str: 2392
663
hha-ta (m.) hha-ta-a (f.) Trans:
The color of blood and wine. Str: 2447
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Def: An infant is trained to suck by placing a
the hiphil [causative] form); common (when

written in the piel [intensive] form) Edenics:
hole; hollow Str: 2490
sour substance on the roof of the mouth.

672
hh.n.k Trans: DEVOTE(V) Def: To begin
683
using something new. Str: 2596

673
DRILLED Def: Having holes. Str: 2491
hha-nikh (m.) Trans: EXPERIENCED Def:
684
Direct observation of or participation in events

as a basis of knowledge. Something that is
personally encountered, undergone or lived
through in its use. Str: 2593
674
685
hha-nokh (m.) Trans: DEVOTED Def:
Def: A spinning or piercing pain.

686
hh.l.h Trans: BE.SICK(V) Def: To be
( f.) Trans: DEDICATION Def: Reserved
twisted through pain. Str: 2470
Act: Bore, Twist, Sick Con: Hole, Flute, Disease,
687
Dance, Plow, Ember Abs: Pain, Weak, Disgrace Def: A

hole is drilled with a tool called a bow drill. The string of
the bow is wrapped around the drill. By moving the bow
back and forth, and firmly pressing down, the drill spins
around drilling the hole.
688
Def: To twist and spin around from joy or pain
( m.) Trans: ORDINARY Def: A place, person
as the drill.
689
hha-lah (f.) Trans: PIERCED.BREAD Def:

690
681
hha-yil (m.) Trans: FORCE Def: The

hha-lon Trans: WINDOW Def: A hole in
691
( f.) Trans: SICKENED Def: > Str: n/a

te-hhiy-lah (f.) Trans: FIRST.TIME Def:
692
hhu-il (f.) Trans: TWIST.AROUND Def:

> Str: n/a
693
me-hho-lah (f.) Trans: DANCE Def:

Twisting, skipping, or leaping with joy. To
rejoice in expression of thanksgiving for
religious worship or festivity. Str: 4246
Def: Anything that is bored through,
Def: A kindled glowing ember. Rel to root:
perforated or drilled.
making a fire from an ember
hh.l.l Trans: DRILL(V) Def: To run into or

through as with a pointed weapon or tool;
pierce a hole through; to begin in the sense of
pressing in. Alt Trans: begin (when written in
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hhil (m.) hhi-lah (f.) Trans: AGONY

Def: A state of being in emotional or physical
turmoil or pain. Rel to root: Through the sense
of a twisting pain. Str: 2427
The spot to be drilled is first scored to make an

indentation to accept the drill. The beginning of
the drilling is the most difficult, as the drill can
easily slip out. If the first drilling slips, it is
difficult to begin a second time. Str: 8462
682
hhul (m.) Trans: SAND Def: Loose

granular material from the disintegration of
rocks and consisting of particles not as fine as
silt and used in mortar. Sand is used as an
abrasive ingredient for drilling by placing it in
the hole being drilled. Str: 2344
the wall that admits light and a view of the

other side. Str: 2474
680
hh.w.l Trans: TWIST(V) Def: A winding or

wrapping together; entwined in pain or joy. Alt
Spelling: Str: 2342
pressure exerted to make a piercing. Str: 2428

679
( m.) Trans: INFIRMITY Def: A piercing

pain. Str: 2483
Bread that has many holes, as perforated. Str:

2471
678
ma-hha-leh (m.) ma-hha-lah

(f.) Trans: SICKNESS Def: A physical or
emotional illness. Weakened. Str: 4245
or thing that is not set apart for a specific

function. Rel to root: Anything that is bored
through, perforated or drilled. Str: 2455
677
( m.) Trans: SICK Def: [To be

for a specific use or purpose. Str: 2598
676
hha-li-lah (f.) Trans: FAR.BE.IT Def:

Something least likely to happen. Str: 2486
Immersed in activity for a specific task. Str: n/a

675
hha-lal (m.) hha-la-lah (f.) Trans:
694
( f.) Trans: EMBER Def: [To be

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695
z.hh.l Trans: SHRINK.BACK(V) Def: To turn
Def: Something that is weak, failing, decayed

or wasted away.
705
away from, or retreat, in fear or timidness. Str:

2119
in strength. Str: 2522
Def: A passing through a space or time. Rel to
706
root: passing through

696
( m.) Trans: WEASEL Def: An unclean
Rel to root: sharp

707
hhe-ret (m.) Trans: ENGRAVING.TOOL
Rel to root: passing through

697
hh.l.m Trans: VISUALIZE(V) Def: To see or
Def: A tool making markings or inscriptions by

carving on stone, metal or wood. A stylus for
inscribing a clay tablet. Str: 2747
form a mental image of; to dream dreams. Str:

2492
708
Def: The piercing cold of winter. Rel to root:
ahh-la-mah (f.) Trans: AMETHYST
piercing
Def: Probably the Amethyst, a violet form of

quartz. The Septuagint uses Amethystos. Str:
0306
709
root: passing through
hh.l.p Trans: PASS.OVER(V) Def: To pass
710
through, by or over something. Also, to change

in the sense of going to another one, side or
thought. Alt Trans: change (when written in the
hiphil [causative] or piel [intensive] form) Str:
2498
701
711
( m.) Trans: FOR Def: An exchange for
Def: A sharp cutting instrument. Rel to root:
hha-li-phah (f.) Trans: REPLACEMENT
piercing
712
generation.
hh.l.ts Trans: EXTRACT(V) Def: To pull out

or toward. To draw weapons for battle. Str:
2502
713
( m.) Trans: KERNEL Def: The seed of a

grape as sharp. Str: 2785
hha-lats (f.) Trans: LOINS Def: The pubic
Def: The craftsman that scratches, or
region; the generative organs. In the sense of

the next generation being drawn out of the
loins. Alt Spelling: Str: 2504
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hh.r.ts Trans: CUT.SHARPLY(V) Def: To

divide or slice with a sharp instrument such as a
potsherd or iron blade. To make a decision in
the sense of dividing between two choices. To
be diligent in the sense of a sharp action. Str:
2742, 2782
Def: Drawn out of the loins is the next
704
hho-reph (m.) Trans: WINTER Def: The

season between summer and spring. Time of
the piercing cold and relative bleakness. Str:
2779
Def: That which takes the place of , especially

as a substitute or successor. In the sense of
passing through one thing to another. Str: 2487
703
hher-pah (f.) Trans: DISGRACE Def: A

scorn, taunting or reproach as a piercing. Str:
2781
something else. Str: 2500

702
hh.r.p Trans: CONSORT(V) Def: To pierce

another with sharp words of reproach or scorn.
(see Psalms 42:10). A nose ring is put in the
piercing of the nose as a sign of betrothal (see
Genesis 24:47). Str: 2778
Def: A passing on, away or through. Rel to

700
hhar-tom (m.) Trans: MAGICIAN Def:

One who performs tricks of illusion and sleight
of hand. Writes magical circles and lines. Str:
2748
hha-lom (m.) Trans: DREAM Def: A

series of thoughts, images or emotions
occurring during sleep. Str: 2472
699
hha-lu-shah (f.) Trans: DEFEAT Def:

Overcome or weakened by an outside force.
Str: 2476
animal of unknown species, possibly the

weasel. Str: 2467
698
hh.l.sh Trans: WEAKEN(V) Def: To reduce
engraves, in wood, stone or metal. Rel to root:

sharp
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714
hh.r.sh Trans: SCRATCH(V) Def: To plow
723
in the sense of scratching a line in the soil; to

engrave on wood or stone by scratching. This
word can also mean "to hold in peace" or be
silent. Str: 2790
715
relatively high temperature; eager; passionate.

724
725
Def: The heat from the sun warms the
hha-rish (m.) Trans: PLOWING Def:
contents of the bag.

726
hha-ro-shet (f.) Trans: ENGRAVING
Def: The curds produced from the skin
( m.) Trans: CRAFTSMAN Def: One who
bottle. This cheese has a buttery texture and flavor.
is skilled in the art of engraving wood, stone or

metal. Str: 2794
727
Rel to root: sharp

719
hh.r.t Trans: ENGRAVE(V) Def: To mark,
728
hho-mah (f.) Trans: RAMPART Def: A
Act: Heat, Wise, Shake, Boil, Fight, Burn Con:
fortified enclosure. Str: 2346
Cheese, Skin-bag, Sun, Wall, Bread, Charcoal, Sour, Tar

Abs: In-law, Wisdom, Desire, Compassion Def: Cheese
was made by placing milk in a bag made out of an
animal skin. The bag was hung out in the sun and
pushed back and forth. The skin of the bag contained an
enzyme that when heated and shaken caused the milk
to sour and separate into its two parts, fat (curds or
cheese) and water (whey). The whey could be drunk and
the curds eaten or stored for future consumption. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a wall
meaning "to separate". The is a picture of water.
Combined these mean "separate water".
Def: The heat from the sun warms the

contents of the bag.
729
730
( m.) Trans: BURNT Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The wise thoughts and actions of a
hham (m.) Trans: FATHER.IN.LAW Def:
skilled person. Rel to root: as a separating out of

thoughts (see Isaiah 7:15)
731
hha-mah (f.) Trans: FURY Def: Intense,

hhey-met (f.) Trans: SKIN.BAG Def: A
732
container made from the skin of animal, usually

a goat or sheep, and used for holding milk,
water or other liquid. Str: 2573
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hh.k.m Trans: BE.SKILLED(V) Def: To be

able to decide or discern between good and
bad, right and wrong; to act correctly in
thought and action. Str: 2449
disordered, and often destructive rage. An

intense heat from anger. Str: 2534
722
y.hh.m Trans: HEAT(V) Def: Natural body

warmth, as well as the time of estrous when
animals mate. Conception from an animals
mating or through the heat of passion. Str:
3179
The father of ones wife or husband, father-inlaw in the sense of passion Rel to root: The
heat from the sun heats the contents of the
bag. Str: 2524
721
hhem-ah (f.) Trans: CHEESE Def: A

food consisting of the coagulated, compressed
and usually ripened curd of milk separated
from the whey. Alt Spelling: Str: 2529
scratch, or scrape. To chisel or cut figures,

letters, or devices on stone or metal. Str: 2801
720
hh.m.m Trans: BE.WARM(V) Def: To

glow; project extreme heat. To be heated,
either internally or externally, such as from the
sun or a fire. Str: 2552
Def: A scratching or carving in stone, metal or

wood. Str: 2799
718
( m.) Trans: SUN.IDOL Def: An object of

worship representing the sun god. Str: 2553
Breaking up the ground in order to plant a crop.

The time of plowing. Str: 2758
717
hhum (m.) Trans: BLACK Def: A dark or

darkened color; charcoal color. Str: 2345
hhe-resh (m.) Trans: ENGRAVER Def: A

sculptor or carver who engraves wood, stone or
metal. Str: 2791, 2796
716
hhom (m.) Trans: HOT Def: Having a
hha-kham (m.) Trans: SKILLED.ONE Def:

A person characterized by a deep
understanding of a craft; One with the ability to
decide or discern between good and bad, right
and wrong. Str: 2450
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733
hhakh-mah (f.) Trans: SKILL Def: The
water and is used as a waterproof covering for

boats. Str: 2561, 2564
ability to decide or discern between good and

bad, right and wrong; A deep understanding of
a craft. Str: 2451
744
male ass. Str: 2543, 2565
Def: Something of value or delighted in. Rel
745
to root: as in cheese as a delicacy

734
735
hh.m.d Trans: CRAVE
Def: To have a
strong or inward desire for something. Str:
2530
746
hhem-dah (f.) Trans: PLEASANT Def:
747
k.m.r Trans: BURN.BLACK(V) Def: To char
( m.) Trans: DESIRED Def: > Str: n/a

Rel to root: shaking
737
hha-mas (m.) Trans: VIOLENCE Def:
wood in a fire. A passion that burns for

another. Str: 3648
Def: Flour and water are mixed together and

kneaded. Also war in the sense of fighting with the
bread when kneading. Rel to root: food
Exertion of physical force so as to injure or

abuse. A fierce shaking. Str: 2555
( m.) Trans: NIGHTHAWK Def: An
748
Def: The harsh taste of something that has

fermented or soured. Rel to root: processing a food
through heat or fermentation
hh.m.ts Trans: BE.SOUR(V) Def: To be
749
hha-mets (m.) Trans: LEAVENED.BREAD
750
Def: The bowels are the seat of compassion.
( m.) Trans: VINEGAR Def: Made by
Rel to root: in the sense of passion.
souring grapes. Str: 2558
751
Def: A dark, thick and slimy substance often
752
re-hhem (m.) Trans: BOWELS Def: The

large intestines as encompassed about by the
torso. Compassion as coming from the bowels.
Str: 7356, 7358
hh.m.r Trans: PASTE(V) Def: To smear a

paste such as mortar on bricks or tar on a boat.
Str: 2560
753
hhey-mar (m.) Trans: TAR Def: A dark
ra-hham (m.) ra-hha-mah (f.)

Trans: GIER-EAGLE Def: An unknown species of
bird. Str: 7360
and thick liquid that floats to the surface of
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r.hh.m Trans: HAVE.COMPASSION(V) Def:

To have a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow
for another who is stricken by misfortune,
accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the
suffering. Str: 7355
called bitumen is released the bottom of water

pools rising to the surface in bubbles (seen as a
boiling). This substance was used for waterproofing
boats or other vessels as well as a type of mortar.
Rel to root: a separating out of substances
743
mil-hha-mah (f.) Trans: BATTLE Def:

A struggle between two armies. Str: 4421
Def: Dough that has had leaven added to make

a sour bread. Str: 2557
742
le-hhem (m.) Trans: BREAD Def: Baked

and leavened bread primarily made of flour or
meal. Also food in general. Rel to root: Through
sense of the kneading, or stuggling, with bread
dough. Str: 3899, 3901
fermented by adding leaven to bread. Also,

sour in taste, thought or action. Alt Trans:
leaven (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Str: 2556
741
l.hh.m Trans: FIGHT(V) Def: To make war;

to battle as to destruction; to attempt to
defeat, subdue, or destroy an enemy by blows
or weapons. A struggle for victory. Alt Trans:
wage war (when written in the niphil [passive]
form) Str: 3898
unclean unknown species of bird. Str: 8464
740
( m.) Trans: ROEBUCK Def: An

unknown animal, probably of a dark color. Str:
3180
736
739
hho-mer (m.) Trans: MORTAR Def: A

thick and slimy soil used to join bricks or for
making bricks. Str: 2563
(V)
Having qualities that tend to give pleasure. An

object of desire. Str: 2532
738
hha-mor (m.) Trans: DONKEY Def: A
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754
ra-hhum (m.) Trans: COMPASSIONATE
762
hh.m.l Trans: SHOW.PITY(V) Def: To have
Def: Being sympathetic, and understanding. A

protecting from harm. Str: 7349
compassion; to sympathize. Str: 2550
Act: Camp, Grind Con: Camp, Mill Abs: Beauty,
763
Compassion Def: A nomad's camp consisted of many

family tents, which make up the clan camp. The camp
can have as many as fifty tents or more in it. The tents
are placed in a circular configuration, forming one
continuous wall surrounding the camp. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of a wall. The is a
picture of a seed meaning "to continue". Combined
these mean "wall continues".
755
Having or showing sympathetic consciousness

of others distress with a desire to alleviate it.
Str: 2551
( m.) Trans: PITIED Def: > Str: n/a
765
hh.n.p Trans: BE.FILTHY(V) Def: To be
764
hheyn (m.) Trans: BEAUTY Def: A person,
polluted or dirty. Usually in the sense of

immorality. Str: 2610
place or thing that is graceful and precious;

what is worth protecting. Rel to root: Within
this wall is the family clan, a place of freedom,
compassion and beauty. An encampment of
tents. The tent is supported by the poles. Str:
2580
756
Rel to root: as in the grinding of limestone for

making plaster
766
Act: Support, Spare, Bow, Diminish Con: Refuge

Abs: Kindness, Lacking Def: A place of support and trust.
hhi-nam (m.) Trans: FREELY Def: Having
767
hh.s.h Trans: REFUGE(V) Def: To take
no restrictions. A work or action that is

performed without wages or without cause.
Str: 2600
shelter or place ones trust in someone or

something of support. Str: 2620
Def: Within this wall is the family clan, a place

of freedom, compassion and beauty. An
encampment of tents.
758
Def: One who has been given refuge.

768
hh.w.s Trans: SPARE(V) Def: To forbear to
hh.n.n Trans: PROVIDE.PROTECTION(V)
destroy, punish, or harm; give asylum. Give

refuge to another. Str: 2347
Def: To rescue or give help to another, to treat

as valuable. Alt Trans: beseech (when written
in the hitpa'el [reflexive] form) Str: 2589, 2603
759
Def: The bowing of the neck as a sign of
hha-nun (m.) Trans: PROTECTIVE Def:
respect and kindness to an equal. Rel to root:
One who provides rescue or help to another.

Str: 2587
769
arrange the poles. The tent poles were sharpened

at one end (and could be used as a weapon) and
were driven into the ground. An encampment of
tents.
770
hh.n.h Trans: CAMP(V) Def: To erect
771
hha-si-dah (f.) Trans: STORK Def:

From its long and bowed neck. The soft
feathers of the storks neck. Str: 2624
Def: Something or someone that is lacking or
me-hha-neh (m.) Trans: CAMPSITE Def:
diminished in quantity or quality. Rel to root:

needing support
A place suitable for or used as the location of a

camp. The inhabitants of a camp. Str: 4264
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( m.) Trans: KIND.ONE Def: One who

shows favor, mercy or compassion to another.
Str: 2623
temporary shelters (as tents) together; to stop

for the night and pitch the tents. Edenics:
home - an exchange for the m and n Str: 2583
761
hhe-sed (m.) Trans: KINDNESS Def: Of a

sympathetic nature; quality or state of being
sympathetic. In the sense of bowing the neck to
another as a sign of kindness. Str: 2617
Def: The first step to setting up the tent is to
760
t.hh.n Trans: GRIND(V) Def: To reduce to

fine particles through abrasion. Str: 2912
ta-han (m.) ( f.) Trans: CAMP Def:

> Str: 8466
757
hhem-lah (f.) Trans: PITIFUL Def:
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772
773
hh.s.r Trans: DIMINISH(V) Def: To make
Def: A protective covering to go over
less or cause to appear less; to lessen the

authority, dignity, or reputation of. Be lacking
or to decrease. Str: 2637
something or the covering of a debt or wrong.

782
protection or security; to hide from sight or

knowledge; to cover over as with a lid. Alt
Trans: make reconciliation (when written in the
piel [intensive] form) Edenics: cover - with the
exchange of the v and p Str: 3722
( m.) Trans: WANTING Def: [To be

774
( m.) Trans: LACKING Def: [To be

783
Act: Cover, Haste, Search, Delight, Flutter Con: Lid
784
ka-po-ret (f.) Trans: LID Def: The

cover of a box or other container. Str: 3727
785
ko-pher (m.) Trans: COVERING Def:

Something that covers or conceals. A covering
such as pitch or a monetary covering such as a
bribe or ransom. A "village" as a covering. Str:
3723, 3724
Def: A cover of protection.

775
hh.p.p Trans: BLANKET(V) Def: [To be
786
ki-pur (m.) Trans: ATONEMENT Def: An

act of paying the price to release the debt or
person. A covering over of transgression. Str:
3725
Def: A covered or hidden place for protection.

776
hhoph (m.) Trans: SHORE Def: The land
Def: The stirrings and shakings of a bird in the
bordering a body of water. A place covered.

Str: 2348
nest. Rel to root: a bird covering the nest

787
Rel to root: a hurrying to hide

777
hh.p.z Trans: HASTE(V) Def: To hurry in
r.hh.p Trans: FLUTTER(V) Def: To flap the

wings rapidly. To move with quick wavering or
flapping motions. Shake as a bird in the nest.
Str: 7363
flight. Str: 2648
Act: Divide, Carve, Hew, Urge, Blow Con: Tent Wall,
hhi-pha-zon (m.) Trans: HASTE Def: A
Arrow, Outside, Carving, Bosom, Yard Def: The tent wall

divides or separates the inside from the outside. The
wall inside the tent divides the tent into two sections.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a wall.
The is a picture of a man laying on his side. Combined
these mean "wall of sides".
hurried action. Str: 2649
779
hho-phen (m.) Trans: CUPPED.HAND
Def: The cup shape of the palm. Str: 2651
Rel to root: searching for something of value

780
hh.p.s Trans: SEARCH(V) Def: To look
788
hheyts (m.) Trans: ARROW Def: A missile

weapon shot from a bow having a pointed
head, slender shaft and feathers at the butt.
Rel to root: A dividing of the flesh. Str: 2671
thoroughly in an effort to find or discover

something. Alt Spelling: Str: 2664
789
Rel to root: hiding a treasure

781
hh.p.ts Trans: DELIGHT(V) Def: To desire
hha-tsot (f.) Trans: CENTER Def: The

middle of something. Str: 2676
790
ma-hha-tsit (f.) Trans: ONE.HALF

Def: A portion that is equal to the remainder.
Str: 4276
something out of pleasure or necessity; to have

a high degree of gratification. Str: 2654
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ke-phor (m.) Trans: HOARFROST Def: A

covering of small ice crystals, formed from
frozen water vapor. Str: 3713
Abs: Innocent, Atonement Def: The tent is opened to

allow one into its covering for protection. Anyone
entering a tent will be protected at all costs by the
owner. A secret is something that is covered and
hidden. A haven as a place covered over for protection.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a wall.
The is a mouth meaning "open". Combined these
mean "wall opened".
778
k.p.r Trans: COVER(V) Def: To afford
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791
hha-tsi (m.) Trans: HALF Def: An equal
Def: The appointment of a specific time,
part of something divided into two pieces. Alt

Trans: middle Str: 2677
function or duty. A custom as something that is

appointed.
Rel to root:
792
( m.) Trans: DIVIDING Def: > Str: n/a
793
hh.ts.h Trans: DIVIDE(V) Def: To separate
800
engrave or print as a lasting record. A decree or

custom. Str: 2710
Def: The appointment of a specific time,

function or duty. A custom as something that is
appointed.
into two or more parts, areas or groups. To

divide in half. Str: 2673
794
801
Act: Burn, Delay, Waste, Tremble Con: Back, Dung,
Def: To be outside of the tent walls.

795
hhuts (m.) Trans: OUTSIDE Def: A place or
White, Sword, Nettle Abs: Anger Def: A man outside in

the desert sun becomes pale and hot. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a wall representing the
outside. The is a picture of a man. Combined these
mean "outside man".
region beyond an enclosure or barrier. Str:

2351
Rel to root: cutting

796
hh.t.b Trans: CARVE(V) Def: [To be
802
Def: The cutting or hewing of wood or stone.

803
hh.ts.b Trans: HEW(V) Def: [To be
804
Def: When the trumpets from the city are
( m.) Trans: AFLAME Def: [To be

sounded as an alarm of invasion, the inhabitants of

the surrounding fields and villages, or yards, go to
the protection of the walled city. Rel to root:
enclosing
Def: Rather than work in the heat of the sun,

one waits until the breeze of the day.
805
hha-tser (m.) Trans: COURTYARD Def:
a.hh.r Trans: DELAY(V) Def: To stop,

detain or hinder for a time. Str: 0309
The grounds of a building or group of buildings.

Villages outside of the larger cities, as "the yard
of the city. " A courtyard as outside the house.
Str: 2691
806
a-hhar (m.) Trans: OTHER Def: One that

remains or follows after another. Alt Trans:
another Str: 0312
807
hhets-ron (m.) Trans:
a-hha-rit (f.) Trans: END Def: A final

point that marks the extent of something. The
latter time as coming after everything else. Str:
0319
SURROUNDED.BY.A.WALL Def: To be
surrounded, encompassed, by a wall of stone
or thorns for protection. Str: n/a
808
Act: Inscribe Abs: Custom Def: A custom brings a
ma-hhar (f.) Trans: TOMORROW Def:

The next day. At a time following. Str: 4279
people separated together. Anc Heb: , The

pictograph is a picture of a wall representing a
separation. The is a picture of the sun at the horizon
representing the idea of "coming together". Combined
these mean "separation and coming together".
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hha-ron (m.) Trans: FLAMING.WRATH

Def: A fierce anger. Str: 2740
799
hha-ri (m.) Trans: FLAMING Def: A visible

fire, usually used in the sense of a fierce anger.
Rel to root: The heat from the sun. Heat of
anger. Also tomorrow or later time as a delay.
Str: 2750
798
hhuq (m.) hhu-qah (f.) Trans:

CUSTOM Def: A usage or practice common to
many or to a particular place or class or
habitual with an individual. Str: 2706, 2708
me-hhe-tsat (f.) Trans:

HALF.THE.SPOILS Def: [To be determined] Str:
4275
797
hh.q.q Trans: INSCRIBE(V) Def: To write,
809
ma-hha-ret (f.) Trans: MORROW Def:

The next day. At a time following. Alt Trans: the
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next day (when prefixed with "from~") Str:

4283
810
820
dry or desolate place. Barren or uncultivated

land. Also a dry land. Str: 2720, 2723, 2724
a-hhor (m.) Trans: BACK Def: The part

of the body that is behind. To be in the rear of
or behind something. Str: 0268
811
821
a-hhar-i (m.) Trans: AFTER Def: A time
Rel to root: burning

822
hh.r.d Trans: TREMBLE(V) Def: To shake
involuntarily; shiver. Str: 2729
a-hha-ron (m.) a-hha-ronah (f.) Trans: LAST Def: In, to or toward the
back. To be in back of, at the rear or following
after something. Str: 0314
813
823
a-hho-ra-niyt (f.) Trans:
Def: A throwing of the net to capture fish,
BACKWARD Def: With the back foremost; in a

reverse or contrary way; i.e. To walk backward
in the sense of being after oneself. Str: 0322
animals or man.
824
tahh-ra (m.) Trans: COLLAR Def: The
825
hole in the middle of a rectangular garment for

the head to pass through. An area reinforced
around the neck opening. Str: 8473
826
hher-mon (m.) Trans:

PERFORATED.ONE Def: > Str: n/a
Rel to root: heat

827
ke-ruv (m.) Trans: KERUV Def: A
become suddenly excited or angry; to break

out suddenly. Burn with a fierce anger. Str:
2734
supernatural creature, identified in other

Semitic cultures as a winged lion, a Griffin. Str:
3742
( m.) Trans: NOBILITY Def: > Str: n/a

Def: Rather than work in the heat of the sun,
Rel to root:
828
na-hhor (m.) Trans: SNORTING Def: A
one waits until the breeze of the day.
y.hh.r Trans: STAY(V) Def: To remain

behind; to wait in anticipation. Alt Spelling:
Str: 3176, 3186
forcing of the breath violently through the

nostrils with a loud, harsh sound. Str: n/a
Rel to root: heat

818
hh.r.b Trans: DRY.UP(V) Def: To be a dry
Act: Bind, Silence, Attach, Gather, Whisper Abs:

Silence, Desire Def: Something that is bound.
829
hho-shen (m.) Trans: BREASTPLATE Def:
wasteland; to be laid waste and made desolate.

Str: 2717
819
( m.) ( f.) Trans: PERFORATED

Def: Something filled with holes or is
perforated. Also something accursed in the
sense of being filled with holes. Str: 2764
Def: One who is hot.

815
hh.r.h Trans: FLARE.UP(V) Def: To
817
hh.r.m Trans: PERFORATE(V) Def: To fill

with holes. To make holes. Alt Trans: destroy
Str: 2763
behind). Rel to root:
816
( m.) hha-ra-dah (f.) Trans:

TREMBLING Def: An involuntary shaking or
shivering out of fear or awe. Str: 2730, 2731
Def: What comes from the backside (as

814
hho-rev (m.) Trans: PARCHING.HEAT

Def: An intense heat that causes shriveling or
toasting. Str: 2721
to come beyond another event. Alt Trans:

afterward; behind; behind (when prefixed with
"from~") Alt Spelling: Str: 0310
812
hhar-bah (f.) Trans: DRIED.OUT Def: A
hhe-rev (f.) Trans: SWORD Def: A
An ornamental plate worn by the High Priest

that held stones representing the twelve tribes
of Israel and the Urim and Thummim. Str: 2833
weapon with a long blade for cutting or

thrusting. Str: 2719
Def: A joining together in love or through a

connection.
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831
hh.sh.q Trans: ATTACH(V) Def: To bring
Def: Used to stop the animal from biting or
one's self into an association with another. To

have an attachment to another. Str: 2836
eating.
843
hha-shuq (m.) Trans: BINDER Def:
Attached around something. Str: 2838
Def: A relating to another through marriage.
832
hh.r.sh Trans: KEEP.SILENT(V) Def: To
Rel to root: taking hold

844
stand still and be silent. Str: 2790

833
hhey-reysh (m.) Trans: SILENT Def: A

845
Def: The shining surface of brass and similar
Def: A digging through to penetrate through
alloys.
or into something. Rel to root:
n.hh.sh Trans: PREDICT(V) Def: [To be
846
na-hhash (m.) Trans: SERPENT Def: A
Act: Moist Con: Fresh Abs: Good Def: The house is

surrounded by grace, beauty, love, health and
prosperity, something that is functional. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of a basket, used to
contain or surround something. The is a picture of a
tent or house. Combined these mean "surround the
house".
ne-hho-shet (f.) Trans: COPPER Def: A

malleable, ductile, metallic element having a
characteristic reddish-brown color. A precious
metal. Rel to root: From its shine. Str: 5178
837
na-hhush (m.) na-hhu-shah (f.)
847
ya-tav (m.) Trans: FAVORED Def: >
Trans: BRASS Def: From its shine. Str: 5153,

5154
838
Str: n/a
( m.) Trans: DIVINER Def: > Str: n/a
Rel to root:
848
tov (m.) to-vah (f.) Trans:
Act: Break, Sieze, Relate, Snatch Con: Ruin,

Wedding, Prey Abs: Fear, In-law Def: An action or
person that is broken in terror, fear or dismay.
839
FUNCTIONAL Def: Fulfilling the action for which

a person or thing is specially fitted or used, or
for which a thing exists. A functioning within its
intended purpose. Str: 2896, 2898
hhet (m.) Trans: TREMBLING.IN.FEAR Def:

A physical reaction, such as shivering, in fear or
dread. Edenics: hate Str: 2844
840
849
y.t.b Trans: DO.WELL(V) Def: To do
mahh-tah (f.) Trans: FIRE.PAN Def: A

tray for carrying hot coals. Str: 4289
841
something necessary; to be good, in the sense

of being "functional." Alt Trans: go well Str:
3190
hhi-tah (f.) Trans: DREAD Def: Great

fear, especially in the face of impending evil.
Str: 2847
850
842
hh.t.t Trans: TAKE.ABACK(V) Def: To beat
ya-ta-vah (f.) Trans: WELLNESS Def: >

Str: n/a
851
or shatter into pieces; to fear or be in terror in

the sense of being shattered. Str: 2865
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mahh-te-ret (f.) Trans: SEARCHING

Def: A digging up to uncover something hidden.
Str: 4290
poisonous snake that hisses, creeps and bites.

Str: 5175
836
hha-tan (m.) Trans: IN.LAW Def: One

related by marriage. Str: 2860

835
hh.t.n Trans: BE.AN.IN.LAW(V) Def: To

have a relationship with another through
marriage. Str: 2859
state of speechlessness or extreme quiet. Str:

2795
834
hh.s.m Trans: MUZZLE(V) Def: [To be
may-tav (m.) Trans: BEST Def: Excelling

all others; most, largest; most productive or
good, utility or satisfaction. Str: 4315
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Con: Thorn
852
a-tad (m.) Trans: BRAMBLE.THORN Def:
859
mark or emblem used to identify a purpose.

Str: 2903
Act: Scatter, Cover, Cast, Flatten Con: Dew, Spots
> Str: 0329
Def: A covering over of a large area.
Act: Spin Con: Yarn Anc Heb: , The pictograph
860
is a basket used for storing various tools and materials

including yarn.
Def: A covering of color or spots.

861
t.l.a Trans: SPOT(V) Def: A small area
circle without moving forward. Str: 2901
visibly different from the surrounding area. To

be covered with spots. Str: 2921
mat-weh (m.) Trans: YARN Def: Fibers
Act: Restrict Con: Unclean Def: A bowl of water is
that are spun together to form one strand. Str:

4299
used to wash dirt off. Anc Heb: , The pictograph

is a picture of a basket or container, the is a picture
of water. Combined these mean "container of water".
Act: Grind, Spread Con: Plaster, Hand mill Def:

Limestone was ground into a powder and mixed with
water. This plaster is used as a strong and durable
coating on floors and walls. Limestone was ingested to
calm an upset stomach. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of a basket, the is a picture of a wall.
Combined these mean "contain the wall".
855
tal (m.) Trans: DEW Def: Moisture

condensed on the surfaces of cool bodies or
objects, especially at night. Str: 2919
Def: The spinning of fibers into a strong yarn.

853
t.w.h Trans: SPIN(V) Def: To revolve in a
854
to-ta-phah (f.) Trans: MARKER Def: A
862
t.m.a Trans: BE.UNCLEAN(V) Def:
Physically or morally impure; dirty, filthy. Alt
Trans: defile (when written in the piel
( m.) Trans: MILL Def: A hand mill for

863
grinding medicinal herbs into a powder. Str:

2911
ta-mey (m.) ta-mey-ah (f.)

Trans: UNCLEAN Def: What is morally or
physically impure; dirty, filthy. Str: 2931, 2932
856
t.hh.h Trans: HURL(V) Def: To throw
864
t.m.n Trans: SUBMERGE(V) Def: To hide
down with violence. The area which a bow can

be shot from a central point. Str: 2909
by burying or covering. Str: 2934
857
t.w.hh Trans: PLASTER(V) Def: To spread
865
mat-mon (m.) Trans: TREASURE Def:

Wealth hoarded up or stored. What is hidden.
Str: 4301
plaster out on a surface. Str: 2902
Act: Weave Con: Basket, Tapestry, Chariot Def: A
858
sh.t.hh Trans: SPREAD(V) Def: [To be
tapestry or basket as woven items. Anc Heb: , The

pictograph is a picture of a basket, the is a picture
of a seed that represents continuance. Combined these
mean "basket continues".
Con: Basket Def: The basket or bowl, made of clay
866
or wicker, was used for storing foods and other supplies

in the nomadic tent. Clay as a common material for
constructing baskets, pots and bowls is clay. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a basket.
tsin-tse-net (f.) Trans:

WOVEN.BASKET Def: A container made from
multiple pieces of material entwined together
into one unit. Str: 6803
867
( m.) Trans: REED-BASKET Def: [To be
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Act: Stray
Def: A distinguishing between flavors. Also,
878
a line. A mountain range as a row. Str: 2905
Def: A place carefully watched over.

879
ti-rah (f.) Trans: ROW.OF.TENTS Def: A
perception as the ability to distinguish between

thoughts. Rel to root:
868
ta-am (m.) Trans: FLAVOR Def: The taste
settlement usually larger than a hamlet and

smaller than a town. Str: 2918
of a food or the perception of a person's

behavior. Str: 2940,
869
tur (m.) Trans: ROW Def: Set or placed in
Rel to root:
880
( m.) Trans: CONTINUOUS Def: > Str:
mat-am (m.) Trans: DELICACY Def:

The quality or state of being luxurious. Flavorful
meat. Str: 4303
n/a
Def: A heavy or troublesome burden that is
870
t.ah.n Trans: PACK(V) Def: A bundle
loaded on the back. Rel to root:

881
arranged for carrying. Str: 2943
( m.) Trans: HEAVY.BURDEN Def: [To be

Act: Skip Con: Children

871
taph (m.) Trans: CHILDREN Def: The
882
te-rem (m.) Trans: BEFORE Def: What
offspring of the parent or descendents of a

patron. More than one child. Rel to root: The
skipping around of children. Str: 2945
precedes another event. Alt Trans: not yet Str:

2962
883
m.t.r Trans: PRECIPITATE(V) Def: To rain
Rel to root:
872
na-taph (m.) Trans: NATAPH Def: An
or snow. Str: 4305
unknown spice. Str: 5198
ma-tar (m.) Trans: PRECIPITATION Def:
Act: Contain, Shut Con: Wall, Watch, Clean, Row,
884
Village Def: A wall that contains one for protection or as

a jail. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a
basket or other container, the is a picture of a man.
Combined these mean "contain man".
Act: Pounce, Sharpen, Spread, Hack Con: Branch,
A rain, snow or exceptionally heavy dew. Str:

4306
Sneeze, Hammer
873
t.h.r Trans: BE.CLEAN(V) Def: Free from
Def: The sharpening of a sword by

hammering or scraping on a whet stone. Also, a
sharp or penetrating look. Rel to root: hammering
dirt, pollution or immorality; unadulterated,

pure. Str: 2891
874
885
( f.) Trans: CLEANSING Def: [To be
the sense of narrowing the blade edge by using

a whetstone or hammer. To narrow the eyes in
the sense of looking sharply, as in squinting.
Str: 3913

875
ta-hor (m.) ta-ho-rah (f.)

Trans: CLEAN Def: Unmixed with any other
matter. A man, animal or object that is free of
impurities or is not mixed. Str: 2889, 2890
876
886
la-tash (m.) Trans: SHARPENED Def: >

Str: n/a
Def: The spreading branches of a tree.

887
n.t.sh Trans: LET.ALONE(V) Def: To be left
to-har (m.) Trans: CLEANLINESS Def:

The act of being free from dirt or immorality.
Free from foreign elements. Str: 2892
behind by those who leave. Str: 5203
Def: As the wall as a row.

877
t.w.r Trans: ROW(V) Def: > Str: n/a
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l.t.sh Trans: SHARPEN(V) Def: To hone in
Act: Cry
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888
y.b.b Trans: HOWL(V) Def: > Str: 2980
Act: Afflict Abs: Sorrow, Affliction
889
ya-gon (m.) Trans: SORROW Def: Deep
water. Also, the direction of the great sea (the

Mediterranean), the west. Alt Trans: west (as
the Mediteranian Sea is west of Israel) Str:
3220
Def: A spring of water in the wilderness.

896
yeymim (m.) Trans: HOT.SPRING Def: A
distress and regret. Str: 3015
Act: Throw Con: Hand Abs: Thanks, Praise Def: The
spring with water above body temperature. Str:

3222
hand is the part of the body that enables man to

perform many works. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of a hand, the is a picture of door that
allows movement in and out of the tent. Combined
these mean "hand moves".
890
Def: The sea is considered a place of chaos

and terror because the depth, storms and heavy
surf.
yad (f.) Trans: HAND Def: The terminal,
ey-mah (f.) Trans: TERROR Def: A state
897
functional part of the forelimb. Hand with the

ability to work, throw and give thanks. Also
euphemistically for the arm. Rel to root: With
the hand one can throw away or grab hold, kill
or heal, make or destroy. Alt Spelling:
Edenics: yard - with the addition of the r, a
measurement equal to the length of the arm
Str: 3027, 3197
891
yam (m.) Trans: SEA Def: A large body of
895
of intense fear. Str: 0367
Def: The day ends and the new day begins

when the sun sets in the west, over the
Mediterranean sea.
yom (m.) Trans: DAY Def: The time of light
898
between one dusk and the next one. Usually in

the context of daylight hours but may also refer
to the entire day or even a season. Alt Trans:
today (when prefixed with "the~"); daily (when
prefixed with "to~the", or when the word is
doubled) Str: 3117
( f.) Trans: THANKS Def: An expression

of gratitude or acknowledgement toward
another. In the sense of raising up the hands.
Str: 8426
Def: The work of the hand. Rel to root:

892
( m.) Trans: THROWING Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The throwing out of the hand for
time of the day when the sun is shining. Str:

3119
Con: Wine, Mire
900
( m.) Trans: MIRE Def: > Str: 3121
901
yo-nah (f.) Trans: DOVE Def: Any of
throwing, praising, or confessing.

893
y.d.h Trans: THROW.THE.HAND(V) Def: To

stretch out the hand to grab; to show praise or
confession. Alt Trans: thank (when written in
the hiphil [causative] form); confess (when
written in the hitpa'el [reflexive] form) Alt
numerous species of birds, especially a small

wild one. Str: 3123
Act: Throw Con: Hand Abs: Praise

894
yah (m.) Trans: EXISTING Def: > Rel to root:
902
ya-yin (m.) Trans: WINE Def: Fermented

juice of fresh grapes. From the mire in the
wine. Str: 3196
The throwing out of the hand for throwing,

praising, or confessing. Str: n/a
Act: Sweep Con: Shovel

903
ya (m.) Trans: SHOVEL Def: A flat tray
Con: Sea, Spring, Day Abs: Terror Def: The sea or

other large body of water is the place of storms and
heavy surf. (This parent root is closely related to .)
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a
hand representing work, the is a picture of water.
Combined these mean "working water".
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yo-mam (m.) Trans: DAYTIME Def: The
899
attached to a handle for scooping up hot coals.

Str: 3257
Abs: Beauty
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Def: A place, thing or event that goes beyond
911
the normal such as a miracle, sign, wonder or

beauty. Rel to root:
904

912
ya-pheh (m.) Trans: BEAUTIFUL Def:
Act: Throw Con: River, Rain Abs: Fear Def: The hand
Act: Exist
913
yeysh (m.) Trans: THERE.IS Def: Something
of man is used for the throwing. A flowing of water in a

river. A throwing of the finger to show a direction to
walk or live. The throwing of an arrow. The throwing
down of water in rain. Awe or fear where one throws
self to the foot of one in authority. (Related to and
.) Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a
hand, the is a picture of a man. Combined these mean
"hand of man".
that exists. Alt Trans: is; will Alt Spelling:

Edenics: yes; is Str: 0786, 3426
Act: Quench, Heavy, Multiply Con: Liver, Net Abs:

Sorrow, Honor, Abudance
914
k.a.b Trans: BE.IN.MISERY(V) Def: A state
Def: A flowing of water in a river.

905
ye-or (m.) Trans: STREAM Def: A body of
of suffering and want due to poverty or

affliction. Str: 3510
running water; any body of flowing water. Str:

2975
915
Def: A flowing of the insides.

906
y.r.a Trans: FEAR(V) Def: To be afraid of;
916
k.b.h Trans: QUENCH(V) Def: [To be
Def: Someone or something that is heavy in

weight, wealth, abundance, importance or respect.
Rel to root: from the stars as abundant
ya-rey (m.) Trans: FEARFUL Def: Full of

fear or dread. Str: 3373
917
yi-rah (f.) Trans: FEARFULNESS Def:

( m.) Trans: FEARING Def: To be afraid
or apprehensive. Alt Spelling: Str: 4172
918
Def: To throw straight. A throwing of the
y.r.h Trans: THROW(V) Def: To propel
919
through the air by a forward motion; to drizzle

as a throwing down of water; to teach in the
sense of throwing or pointing a finger in a
straight line as the direction one is to walk. Alt
Trans: point or teach (when written in the
hiphil [causative] form) Alt Spelling: Str:
3384
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ka-ved (f.) Trans: HEAVY Def: Having

great weight. Something that is weighty. May
also be grief or sadness in the sense of
heaviness. Also, the liver as the heaviest of the
organs. Alt Trans: heaviness; liver (as the
heaviest organ in the body) Str: 3515, 3516
finger to point out a straight direction. The straight

throwing of an arrow. The throwing down of water
in rain.
910
k.b.d Trans: BE.HEAVY(V) Def: To be great

in weight, wealth or importance. Alt Trans:
honor (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 3513
Inclined to be afraid. Str: 3374

909
makh-ov (m.) Trans: MISERY Def: An

agony of the heart. Str: 4341
to have a strong emotion caused by

anticipation or awareness of danger; the
flowing, or quivering, of the gut from fear or
awe; to dread what is terrible or revere what is
respected. Str: 3372
908
to-rah (f.) Trans: TEACHING Def:

Acquired knowledge or skills that mark the
direction one is to take in life. A straight
direction. Knowledge passed from one person
to another. Str: 8451
Generally pleasing. Possessing the qualities of

loveliness or functionality. Str: 3303, 3304
907
( m.) Trans: FIRST.RAIN Def: [To be
ke-vey-dut (f.) Trans: HEAVINESS Def:

A physical or spiritual weight. A sadness or
burden. Str: 3517
920
ka-vod (m.) Trans: ARMAMENT Def: The

arms and equipment of a soldier or military
unit. From a root meaning "heavy" and often
paralleled with other weapons. Figurative for
power. Rel to root: As heavy Str: 3519
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Def: Nets are used for catching an abundance
of fish. Rel to root: from the stars as abundant

921
Def: Vain words spoken to deceive, cause
kiv-rah (f.) Trans: SHORT Def: Having
failure or disappoint. What does not function in the

capacity that it was meant to.
little length. A brief distance. Str: 3530

922
mikh-bar (m.) Trans: GRATE Def: An
932
agricultural device, like a sieve, used to

separate the grain form the stem. Str: 4345
word to deceive, cause failure or disappoint;

Not functioning within its intended capacity
Str: 3576
923
ko-khav (m.) Trans: STAR Def: A natural
( m.) Trans: LIE Def: > Str: 3577
934
( m.) Trans: CRUEL Def: [To be
933
luminous body visible in the night sky. Str: 3556
Act: Strike Con: Flint, Spark, Spear Abs: Destruction

Def: A fire is started by striking an iron implement on a
piece of flint rock that creates a spark.
924
Act: Chastise, Firm Def: To correct or chastise with
kad (m.) Trans: JAR Def: A sudden and
a firm hand. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture

of the palm of the hand, the is a picture of a wall.
Combined these mean "palm wall".
unexpected shake; a wide-mouthed container.

Str: 3537
925
( m.) Trans: DELICATE Def: > Str: n/a
926
( m.) Trans: FIGHTING Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Burn, Dim, Sad Con: Brand Abs: Dimness Def:
935
ko-ahh (m.) Trans: STRENGTH Def: The
quality or state of being strong. Str: 3581
936
y.k.hh Trans: CONVICT(V) Def: To find or
prove to be guilty. Str: 3198
The burning of the skin. (Related to .)
Def: A withholding or denial of something
Def: From the darkened color of a burn.

927
k.h.h Trans: DIM(V) Def: Emitting a
such as food resulting in leanness and truth through

a lie.
limited or insufficient amount of light; seen

indistinctly or without clear outlines or details..
To be dark in the eyes or knowledge. Str: 3543
928
937
( m.) Trans: DIMNESS Def: [To be
Rel to root:
938
no-khahh (m.) Trans: IN.FRONT Def:
Rel to root:
929
ko (m.) Trans: IN.THIS.WAY Def: To do
Before or opposite to something. Str: 5227
939
sh.k.hh Trans: FORGET(V) Def: To lose
something in a certain manner; a reference to

the previous or following context. Alt Trans:
that way; just like this (when prefixed with
"like~") Alt Spelling: Str: 3541, 3602
remembrance of; to cease remembering or

noticing. Str: 7911
ke-wi-yah (f.) Trans: SINGEING Def: A
Act: Burn Def: (Related to .)

940
ki (m.) Trans: GIVEN.THAT Def: Prone or
burning of the skin or hair. Str: 3555

931
( f.) Trans: SINGE.SCAR Def: [To be

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k.hh.sh Trans: DENY(V) Def: To disclaim

connection with or responsibility for. Withhold
something from another or self as in a lie or
submission. Str: 3584
930
k.z.b Trans: LIE(V) Def: To give a spoken
disposed to according to what preceded. A

reference to the previous or following context.
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Rel to root: In the sense of a burning

knowledge. Alt Trans: because; but; given; if;
that; that; when; even though (when attached
to the word "WHICH"); instead (when followed
by the word "IF"); since (when followed by the
word "SO") Str: 3588
948
to destroy. A devouring of a fire. Edenics: kill;

Eagle Str: 0398
949
Con: Vessel, Food, House, Prison Abs: Whole, Villain

Def: An animal or land that is tamed has been worked
and is complete and ready for use. Taming include;
construction of holding pens, putting the soil to the
plow, harvesting of crops, milk or meat. One eats once
the harvest is complete. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the bent palm representing the bending
or subduing of the will, the is a picture of a shepherd
staff or yoke. Combined these mean "tame for the
yoke".
950
951
952
ka-lah (f.) Trans: COMPLETION Def: The
Def: A prison or fold for restraining men or

animals in the sense of whole.
ke-li (m.) Trans: ITEM Def: A utensil or
953
kil-yah (f.) Trans: KIDNEY Def: An organ
954
te-khey-let (f.) Trans: BLUE Def: A
955
k.l.h Trans: FINISH(V) Def: To bring to an
( m.) Trans: FAILING Def: A complete
end; terminate; to complete an action, event.

Edenics: cell (to contain or complete) Str: 3615
956
k.w.l Trans: SUSTAIN(V) Def: To provide
Def: Something that is whole or a container

that holds something completely. Rel to root:
kal-lah (f.) Trans: DAUGHTER.IN.LAW
what is needed to make someone or something

whole or complete. Str: 3557
Def: The wife of ones son. Bride of the son, as

brought into the camp, in the sense of making
the man complete. Str: 3618
947
957
kol (m.) Trans: ALL Def: The whole of a

group. Rel to root: In the sense of being full of
food. Alt Trans: any; every; among (when
followed by the prefix "to") Edenics: whole Str:
3605
ka-lil (m.) Trans: ENTIRELY Def: A state

of being complete. All of it. No missing parts;
complete by including everything. Str: 3632
Def: One who is whole or complete is able to
Def: Through sustenance one becomes whole
do or perform something.
and satisfied.
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( m.) Trans: MINGLED Def: Something

produced by the forbidden practice of crossing
together different kinds, such as crossbreeding
cattle and the mixing of wool and linen. Always
written in the double plural form. Str: 3610
destruction or inability to perform an action.

Str: 3631
946
k.l.a Trans: RESTRICT(V) Def: To confine

within bounds. Hold back or prevent someone
or something. Str: 3607
color that is created with the use of a dye. Str:

8504
945
o-khel (m.) Trans: FOODSTUFF Def: A

substance that may be eaten for giving
sustenance and making one whole. Str: 0400
of the body. The seat of emotion in Hebraic

thought. Str: 3629
944
ma-a-ke-let (f.) Trans: KNIFE Def: A

cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade
and handle. What is used for preparing and
eating food. Str: 3979
implement usually for carrying or storing

various materials. Str: 3627
943
ma-a-kal (m.) Trans: NOURISHMENT

Def: Food; nutriment. For giving sustenance
and making one whole. Str: 3978
act or process of completing. This can be in a

positive sense or negative, such as in a failure.
Rel to root: A container for holding contents.
Something that is full or whole. Str: 3617
942
akh-lah (f.) Trans: FOOD Def:

Something that nourishes, sustains, or supplies.
For giving sustenance and making one whole.
Str: 0402
Act: Complete, Able, Sustain, Finish, Restrain, Eat
941
a.k.l Trans: EAT(V) Def: To consume food;
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958
y.k.l Trans: BE.ABLE(V) Def: To successfully
gnat. Rel to root: The base that supports that

which stands firm. Str: 3653
prevail, overcome or endure. Str: 3201
959
ke-lev (m.) Trans: DOG Def: An unclean
insect. Str: 3654
keyn (m.) Trans: SO Def: In a manner or
968
four-footed animal. Also meaning contempt or

reproach. Str: 3611
way indicated or suggested. What comes

before or after another event. Rel to root: In
the sense of being a base or a firm standing. Alt
Trans: should; thus; because of this (when
prefixed with "to~") Str: 3651
960
( m.) Trans: FULL.AGE Def: > Str: 3624
961
n.k.l Trans: BE.CRAFTY(V) Def: The doing of
me-kho-nah (f.) Trans: PEDESTAL Def:
969
A base that is firm and functions as a supports.

Str: 4350
a thing slyly or cunningly. Str: 5230

962
keyn (m.) Trans: GNAT Def: A small flying
967
Def: A firm or sure position.

970
a-kheyn (m.) Trans: SURELY Def: In a sure
( m.) Trans: CRAFTINESS Def: [To be

manner. To be firm in something. Alt Trans:

however; only Alt Spelling: Str: 0389, 0403
Def: The ability to consider a situation with

comprehension in order to be successful or
prosperous.
963
Def: The base which supports the people.

971
k.h.n Trans: ADORN(V) Def: To put on
s.k.l Trans: CALCULATE(V) Def: To

determine by mathematical deduction or
practical judgment; to comprehend and
carefully consider a path or course of action.
special ornaments or garments for a special

office or event. (see Isaiah 61:10). Str: 3547
ke-hu-nah (f.) Trans:
972
ADMINISTRATION Def: The collective members

from the tribe of Levi who administrate over
the tent of meeting or the temple. Str: 3550
Act: Store Con: Treasure Abs: Desire, Hunger

Rel to root: storing something precious
964
ku-maz (m.) Trans: ARM.BAND Def: An
ko-heyn (m.) Trans: ADMINISTRATOR
973
Def: One who manages the affairs and activities

of an organization. The administrators (often
translated as "priest") of Israel are Levites who
manage the Tent of Meeting, and later the
Temple, as well as teach the people the
teachings and directions of YHWH, and perform
other duties, such as the inspection of people
and structures for disease. Rel to root: The
base which supports the people. Str: 3548
insignia or emblem showing loyalty or

ownership. Str: 3558
Def: The storing of something of value. Rel

to root: storing something precious
965
k.m.s Trans: STORE(V) Def: [To be

Act: Stand, Gather, Hide Con: Root, Beard, Bundle,
Def: Words or names that are given in
Wing Abs: Sure, Humility, Associate Def: When the seed

opens the roots begin to form the base of the plant by
going down into the soil. The plant rises out of the
ground forming the stalk of the plant. A tall tree can
only stand tall and firm because of the strong root
system which supports it. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the open palm, the is a picture of a
seed. Combined these mean "opening of a seed".
966
support of another. Rel to root:

stem and support of a plant. Str: 7070
975
k.w.n Trans: PREPARE(V) Def: To put in

proper condition or readiness. Alt Trans: be
ready (when written in the niphil [passive]
form); estblish (when written in the piel
keyn (m.) Trans: BASE Def: The bottom or

foundation which provides support. A person's
home or family as being a base. A species of
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qa-neh (m.) Trans: STALK Def: The main
974
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976
Rel to root: The base of the
Act: Cover, Count, Appoint, Estimate Con: Cup,
family/community.
Seat, Bag
z.q.n Trans: BE.OLD(V) Def: To be of an
987
advanced age. Str: 2204

977
978
throne. Rel to root: The seat is like a cup that

holds, conceals, a person. A covering of
something. To cover a group by counting. Str:
3676
za-qeyn (m.) Trans: BEARD Def: The hair

that grows on a man's face. A long beard as a
sign of old age and wisdom. An elder as a
bearded one. Alt Trans: elder (as one with a
long beard) Str: 2205, 2206
988
za-qun (m.) Trans: EXTREME.OLD.AGE
989
ziq-nah (f.) Trans: OLD.AGE Def: One
990
zo-qen (m.) Trans: AGE Def: The part of

991
992
Def: To cover a group by counting.

993
k.s.s Trans: ESTIMATE(V) Def: To make an
Def: When a large bundle is placed on the
approximate count or reckoning. Str: 3699
shoulders the person is bent down low. Rel to root:

gathering together a bundle
Def: The seat is like a cup that holds,

conceals, a person. Rel to root:
k.n.ah Trans: LOWER(V) Def: To be brought
994
down low in humility or submission. Str: 3665
Def: A hiding, covering or concealing of
Def: The mother bird hides its young in her
something.
wings. Rel to root: gathering
995
ka-naph (f.) Trans: WING Def: An
k.s.h Trans: COVER.OVER(V) Def: To

prevent disclosure or recognition of; to place
out of sight; to completely cover over or hide.
appendage that allows an animal, bird or insect

to fly. Also, the wings of a garment. Str: 3671
Rel to root:
985
to-khen (m.) Trans:
996
mikh-seh (m.) Trans: ROOF.COVERING

Def: Material used for a top or covering of a
building. What covers something. Str: 4372
MEASURED.AMOUNT Def: A calculated

measurement of weight. Edenics: token Str:
8506
997
( m.) Trans: OUTER.COVERING Def: [To

mat-ko-net (f.) Trans: SUM Def: The
Def: A cup holds its contents.

998
kos (f.) Trans: CUP Def: A vessel for
total amount. An amount weighed out. Str:

4971
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ki-sey (m.) Trans: SEAT Def: A special

chair of one in eminence. Usually a throne or
seat of authority. Alt Spelling: Str: 3678
ke-na-an (m.) Trans: LOWERED Def: >

Str: n/a
986
( f.) Trans: SCALES Def: The covering

of a fish. Also the scales of leather armor. Alt
Spelling: Str: 7193
Def: Garment worn under another garment

that is bundled up. Str: 4370
984
( m.) Trans: TRIBUTE Def: An assessment

based on a number. Str: 4371
Rel to root: gathering

981
mikh-nas (m.) Trans: UNDERGARMENT
983
mikh-sah (f.) Trans: WORTH Def: The

number assigned according to its amount,
importance or need. Str: 4373
existence extending from the beginning to any

given time; a period of time marked by a
central figure or prominent feature. Str: 2207
982
ke-sut (f.) Trans: RAIMENT Def:

Clothing; garments. Str: 3682
up in years. Str: 2209

980
qa-sah (f.) Trans: JUG Def: A vessel used

for storage of water, grain, etc. Str: 7184
Def: A full and long life. Str: 2208

979
keys (m.) Trans: STOOL Def: A seat or
holding liquids, usually for drinking. Edenics:

case Str: 3563
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Def: A cup or bag that conceals its contents.

999 kos (f.) LITTLE.OWL Trans: An unknown
1009
with fan-shaped leaves. Part of the hand or

foot between the base of the digits and the
wrist or ankle. A palm-shaped object. Rel to
root: Any curved or hollowed out object.
Edenics: cap - as a bowl shaped covering; cuff as at the palm Str: 3709, 3710
species of bird. Str: 3563

1000
( m.) Trans: BAG Def: [To be determined]

Str: 3599
1001
ke-sev (m.) kis-vah (f.) Trans:
Def: The vines of the grape vine are twisted

and bent as it winds around a pole. Rel to root:
from the palm as bent
SHEEP Def: A mammal related to the goat and

domesticated for its milk, flesh and wool. Alt
Spelling: Str: 3532, 3535, 3775
1010
Def: A digging in the soil, as a mole, for a well

or possibly a treasure. Also a digging into an
incident for understanding.
foolish or proper.
1011
k.s.l Trans: CONFIDENT(V) Def: Always

( m.) Trans: HIP Def: The seat of
1012
Def: The side or shoulder that something
kis-lon (m.) Trans: CONFIDENT.ONE
hangs on.
Def: > Str: n/a
1013
Def: A trimming of the beard. Rel to root:

1006
ku-se-met (f.) Trans: SPELT Def: A
Act: Dig, Dance, Remember, Know Con: Bowl,

Hollow, Farmer, Pit, Furnace, Male, Fissure Abs: Wrong,
Prepare, Memorial Def: The palm as hollowed out. A
digging. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the palm of the hand, the is a picture of the head of a
man. Combined these mean "palm of man".
Def: A metal desired because of its value.

Universally used as a form of money.
k.s.p Trans: CRAVING(V) Def: A great
1014
desire or longing. Str: 3700

1008
car (m.) Trans: DEPRESSION Def: What is of

a concave shape such as a saddle or pasture in
a valley. Also, may mean the sheep of the
pasture. Str: 3733
ke-seph (m.) Trans: SILVER Def: A soft

metal capable of a high degree of polish used
for coinage, implements and ornaments. A
desired and precious metal. Str: 3701
1015
me-khey-rah (f.) Trans: CAVE Def: A

natural underground chamber or series of
chambers that open to the surface. A hole in
the rock. Alt Spelling: Str: 4380, 4631
Act: Press, Bow, Tame, Bend, Dig Con: Palm,

Grapevine, Mule, Famine, Shoulderpiece Abs: Tame Def:
The curved shape of the open palm. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the palm of the hand, the
is a picture of an open mouth. Combined these
mean "palm open".
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ka-teyph (f.) Trans: SHOULDER.PIECE

Def: The part of an object that acts like a
shoulder. Str: 3802
wheat like grain with what looks like trimmed

hair. Str: 3698
1007
hhe-pher (m.) Trans: DUG.OUT.WELL

Def: > Str: n/a
confidence. In a foolish or proper manner. Alt

Spelling: Str: 3689, 5529, 5530
1005
hh.p.r Trans: DIG.OUT(V) Def: To dig

something out of the ground. To dig into
something as if searching. To confuse in the
sense of being dug out. Str: 2658, 2659
used in a negative sense such as foolish

confidence. Alt Spelling: Str: 3688, 5528
1004
ge-phen (m.) Trans: GRAPEVINE Def: A

woody vine that usually climbs by tendrils and
produces fruits that are grapes. Str: 1612
1002
( m.) Trans: INCREASING Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The loins as the seat of ones confidence,
1003
kaph (f.) Trans: PALM Def: A tropical tree
1016
be-eyr (f.) Trans: WELL Def: A dug-out
hole, usually a well or cistern. Str: 0875
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1017
k.r.h Trans: DIG(V) Def: To break or
1028
Def: A recalling of a past event. Also, an action

based on a past event. Str: 2146
loosen earth with an instrument or tool. To

bargain in the sense of digging. Str: 3738, 3739
Def: Something that is round. Rel to root: as

round like a bowl
1018
k.w.r Trans: TOSS.OUT(V) Def: To look
1029
kor (m.) Trans: CISTERN Def: An artificial

reservoir for storing water. A hole or well as
dug out. Alt Spelling: Str: 0953, 2352, 2356,
3564
1020
( m.) Trans: FOUNTAIN Def: A spring
Rel to root: as a place that is dug.

1030
ke-rem (m.) Trans: VINEYARD Def: A
that comes out of a hole in the ground. The

source of water necessary for life in the
wilderness. Alt Spelling: Str: 4726
1021
farm of grapevines. Str: 3754
ki-or (m.) Trans: CAULDRON Def: A large
Def: The bending of the leg when stooping.

1031
k.r.ah Trans: STOOP(V) Def: To bend the
kettle or boiler, of copper or other metal. A

smelting pot. Rel to root: In the sense of a dug
out container. Str: 3595
body forward and downward while bending the

knees; to stoop or crouch down by bending or
getting on the knees. Str: 3766
Def: A hollowed out object.

1022
( m.) Trans: EARTHENWARE Def: A hollow
box formed out of brick or clay for cooking. Str:
3600
1032
1033
m.k.r Trans: SELL(V) Def: To give up
upon a past event. Rel to root: as a digging
1024
z.k.r Trans: REMEMBER
(V)
Def: To recall
an event or action in memorial or reflection. To
speak on behalf of another.To reenact a past
event as a memorial. Alt Trans: mention (when
written in the hiphil [causative] form) Str: 2142
property to another for money or another

valuable compensation. Edenics: Market,
Merchant, Merchandise Str: 4376
1034
za-khar (m.) Trans: MALE Def: Being the
1035
1036
za-khur (m.) Trans: MEN Def: Male
Rel to root: as a digging

1037
n.k.r Trans: RECOGNIZE(V) Def: To
( f.) Trans: MEMORIAL Def: A

remembering and action based on a past even.
Str: 0234
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( m.) ( f.) Trans:

MERCHANDISE Def: [To be determined] Str:
4465, 4466
persons. Str: 2138

1027
( m.) Trans: PRICE Def: The payment for

an item. Alt Spelling: Str: 4242
zey-kher (m.) Trans: MEMORY Def: A

remembering based on a past event often
through an annual festival. Str: 2143
1026
( m.) Trans: VALUE Def: [To be

gender who begets offspring. One who acts and

speaks for the family. Str: 2145
1025
ka-ra (f.) Trans: LEG Def: The appendage

from the ankle to the hip and bends at the
knee. Str: 3767
Def: A recalling of events of the past or to act

1023
ki-kar (f.) Trans: ROUNDNESS Def: 1.

Cylindrical; something as a circle, globe or ring
that is round. A round thing or place. A round
loaf of bread. An expanse as a round piece of
land. 2. Kikar: A dry standard of measure.
Usually rendered as "talent" in most
translations, however the word talent is a
transliteration of the Greek word talanton (a
Greek coin) used in the Greek Septuagint for
the Hebrew word "kikar." Str: 3603
deeply. Alt Spelling: Edenics: core; bore

Str: 0952, 6979
1019
zikh-ron (m.) Trans: REMEMBRANCE
acknowledge or take notice of in some definite

way. Alt Trans: make self unrecognizable (when
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written in the hitpa'el [reflexive] form) Str:

5234
1038
1048
an alternative choice. To be without; to not be.

Str: 0408,
ney-khar (m.) Trans: FOREIGNER Def: A
1049
( m.) Trans: WORTHLESS Def: A god or
person belonging to or owing allegiance to a

foreign country. Str: 5235, 5236
1039
na-khri (m.) na-khri-yah (f.)
being without power. Alt Spelling: Str:

0457
Trans: FOREIGN Def: Situated outside one's

own country. Alien in character. A strange
person, place or thing as being unrecognized.
Rel to root: One who is not known. Str: 5237
1050
1051
lo (m.) Trans: NOT Def: A function word
to stand for the negative. As being without. Alt

Trans: cannot; no; nothing; without Alt
Spelling: Str: 3808
nik-rah (f.) Trans: FISSURE Def: A

division, causing to become two pieces instead
of one. A cleft or narrow chasm. Rel to root:
Through the sense of being a piercing in a rock.
Str: 5366
1052
y.l.a Trans: FOOLISH(V) Def: To be without
Def: A hollowed out container.

1042
qe-a-rah (f.) Trans: PLATTER Def: A
wisdom. Alt Spelling: Str: 2973
Con: Heart, Flame, Thirst, Loin Abs: Think Def: The
large plate, serving dish. Str: 7086
consciousness of man is seen as coming from deep

inside the chest, the heart. Thirst as an Inside desire for
water. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the shepherd staff representing authority, the is a
picture of a tent representing what is inside. Combined
these mean "authority inside".
Con: Black
1043
( m.) Trans: BLACKISH Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Crush
1044
k.t.t Trans: SMASH(V) Def: [To be
1053
ka-tit (m.) Trans: SMASHED Def: The
1054
la-vi (f.) Trans: LIONESS Def: A female
pressing of the olive to extract the oil. Str: 3795
1046
( m.) Trans: BRUISER Def: > Str: n/a
1047
ke-to-net (f.) Trans: TUNIC Def: A
lion. Str: 3833
1055
( m.) Trans: GLIMMER Def: The flash of
light from a fire or metal. Str: 3851
simple slip-on garment with or without sleeves.

Edenics: coat - with the removal of the n, tunic
Str: 3801
1056
leh-ha-vah (f.) Trans: GLIMMERING

Def: The flash of light from a fire or metal. Alt
Con: Idol Abs: Without, Worthless, Foolish, Nothing
Def: The rich or choice part.
Def: To be without anything such as nothing. (Related to

. Apparently an opposite of .)
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leyv (m.) Trans: HEART Def: Literally, the

vital organ which pumps blood, but, also seen
as the seat of thought; the mind. Rel to root:
The organ that pumps blood. This organ is also
seen as the seat of thought and emotion, the
mind. Alt Spelling: Edenics: life; love; liver the seat of passion; lava Str: 3820, 3824

1045
lu-a (m.) Trans: UNLESS Def: Except on

the condition that. Alt Spelling: Str:
3884
Rel to root: as a digging

1040
n.q.r Trans: PICK.OUT(V) Def: [To be
1041
al (m.) Trans: DO.NOT Def: The negative of
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1057
hhe-lev (m.) Trans: FAT Def: Animal
1067
tissue consisting of cells distended with greasy

or oily matter; adipose tissue. The fat of an
animal as the choicest part. Also milk; A white
fatty liquid secreted by cows, sheep and goats,
and used for food or as a source of butter,
cheeses, yogurt, etc. Alt Trans: milk Str: 2459,
2461
1058
from birth to puberty. Str: 3206

1068
1069
hhel-be-nah (f.) Trans: GALBANUM
1070
Def: An odoriferous resin used in incense. A

choice ingredient used in the Temple incense
or oil. Str: 2464
1071
1072
tol-dah (f.) Trans: BIRTHING Def: The

act or process of bringing forth offspring from
the womb. Total of the children born within an
era. Str: 8435
lev-non (m.) Trans: WHITE.ONE Def: >
Act: Faint Abs: Weary, Trouble Def: To be weary
le-vo-nah (f.) Trans: FRANKINCENSE
from a non productive effort. To be without results.

(Related to .)
1073
l.a.h Trans: BE.IMPATIENT(V) Def:
liv-nah (f.) Trans: POPLAR Def: A tree
Exhausted in strength, endurance, vigor or

freshness. Str: 3811
with white bark. Str: 3839
1074
( m.) Trans: LOG Def: A standard of
1075
measure. Str: 3849
( m.) Trans: IMPATIENT Def: > Str: n/a

te-la-ah (f.) Trans: TROUBLE Def: A
difficulty that brings about weariness. Str: 8513
Act: Bear Con: Child Abs: Kindred, Generation Def:
1076
l.h.h Trans: FAINT(V) Def: Lacking courage
The bearing of children.
1065
wa-lad (m.) Trans: CHILD Def: A young
and spirit; weak, dizzy and likely to pass out.

Lacking distinctness. Str: 3856
person, especially between infancy and youth.

Str: 2056
Act: Join Con: Wreath

1077
law (m.) Trans: JOINING Def: The
1064
lud (m.) Trans: NATIVITY Def: > Str: n/a
1066
y.l.d Trans: BRING.FORTH(V) Def: To issue
attachment of objects through binding

together. Str: n/a
1078
lu (m.) Trans: WOULD.THAT Def: In the

sense of joining. A yearning for certain
direction or action. Alt Spelling: Str:
3863
out; to bring forth children, either by the

woman who bears them or the man who
fathers them. Alt Trans: act as midwife (when
written in the piel [intensive] form) Edenics: lad
Str: 3205
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yi-lud (m.) Trans: BIRTHED Def: What is

given birth to; a baby human or animal that is
brought from the womb into the open world.
Str: 3209
Def: A resin or gum that is a residue from the

bark of a particular ash or fir tree. Used as
incense, perfume, or with an offering. Rel to
root: From its whiteness. Str: 3828
1063
( m.) Trans: BORN Def: Brought forth, as

if by birth. Str: 3211
Str: n/a
1062
mo-le-det (f.) Trans: KINDRED Def: A

group of related individuals. Str: 4138
WHITE Def: Free from color. Str: 3836
1061
yal-dah (f.) Trans: GIRL Def: A young,

unmarried woman. Str: 3207
Def: Something that is white. Rel to root:

1059
la-van (m.) le-va-nah (f.) Trans:
1060
ye-led (m.) Trans: BOY Def: A male child
1079
u-li Trans: POSSIBLY Def: Being within
the limits of ability, capacity, or realization. A
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possible outcome. To desire what you are

without in the sense of joining. Str: 0194
1080
1087
stone tablet or plank. Often used for writing.

Str: 3871
u-lam Trans: BUT Def: On the contrary.
1088
m.l.hh Trans: SEASON(V) Def: To season
An outcome desired in the sense of joining. Str:

0199
1081
l.w.h Trans: JOIN(V) Def: To bind together.
with salt to enhance the flavor. Str: 4414

1089
Alt Trans: loan (when written in the hiphil

[causative] form) Str: 3867
Act: Cover, Wrap Con: Lizard Abs: Secret Def: The
from truth. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture

of a shepherd staff representing authority, the is a
picture of a cutting implement. Combined these mean
"authority cut".
covering that covers and hides the face of a woman. Anc

Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the shepherd
staff representing authority, the is a picture of a
basket or container. Combined these mean "authority
contained".
Rel to root:
1082
ha-la-zeh (f.) Trans: THIS.ONE Def: The
1090
1091
Rel to root:
1083
luz (m.) Trans: HAZEL Def: A light brown to
lot (m.) Trans: LAUDANUM Def: An

aromatic gum resin obtained from a tree and
having a bitter slightly pungent taste. Str: 3910
strong yellowish brown color; small trees or

shrubs bearing nuts enclosed in a leafy
involucres. Str: 3869
Def: A hiding by covering.

1092
( f.) Trans: LIZARD Def: From the
camouflaging capability of the lizard to hide.
Str: 3911
Act: Lick, Filthy Con: Moist, Tablet Def: When the

lips are dry, the tongue licks the lips to moisten them.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph represents authority
and the tongue as the authority, the is a picture of
wall that separates the inside from the outside.
Combined these mean "tongue outside".
1093
l.h.t Trans: BLAZE(V) Def: [To be
lahh (m.) Trans: MOIST Def: Slightly or
1094
moderately wet. Rel to root: Anything that is

moist or fresh. Edenics: liquid - an exchange for
the q and h and the addition of the uid. Str:
3892, 3893
la-hat (m.) Trans: BLAZING Def: To burn,

flash or shine brightly. Also used for the magic
of magicians. Str: 3858
Rel to root:
1095
( m.) Trans: TIGHTLY.WRAPPED Def: > Str:
( m.) Trans: JAW Def: From the moist
3875
cheeks. Str: 3895
( m.) Trans: WRAPPER Def: > Str: n/a
1097
m.l.t Trans: SLIP.AWAY(V) Def: To get
1086
l.hh.hh Trans: LICK(V) Def: [To be
1096
determined] Alt Spelling: Edenics: lick

- an exchange for the ck and h Str: 3897, 3952
away through deliverance or escape. Str: 4422
Def: A common writing material is wet clay.
Rel to root: hiding behind a covering
The letters can be easily inscribed and the clay

hardens to preserve the record.
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lat (m.) Trans: SECRET Def: That which is

unknown or hidden. Rel to root: A covering
that hides what is behind. Str: 3909
one nearer or more immediately under

observation or discussion. Str: 1976
1085
me-lahh (m.) Trans: SALT Def: An

ingredient that adds flavor to food and used in
preserving foods. Str: 4417, 4419
Con: Almond Abs: Perverse, This Def: A turning away
1084
lu-ahh (m.) Trans: SLAB Def: A wood or
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1098
1099
q.l.t Trans: DEFORM(V) Def: To be
Act: Howl Con: Night, Loop, Staircase Def: When the
physically deformed in some manner which is

usually covered. Str: 7038
night comes, the night sky is rolled out like a scroll.

When daylight comes, the night sky is rolled up like a
scroll.
( m.) Trans: REFUGE Def: A place one
1109
lu-lah (f.) Trans: LOOP Def: A circular
may run to for safety from an avenger. Str:

4733
Act: Walk, Travel, Reign Con: Messenger, Journey,
object that is open in the middle. Str: 3924
King, Stick Abs: Kingdom Def: A nomad traveled on foot

with a staff in his hand to provide support in walking as
well as a weapon to defend against predators or thief's.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of shepherd
staff, the is a picture of the palm of the hand.
Combined these mean "staff in the palm".
Def: The sound of the wolf, a night predator.

Rel to root:
1110
1111
la-yil (m.) Trans: NIGHT Def: The time
Def: One who walks for another.

1100
mal-akh (m.) Trans: MESSENGER Def:
from dusk to dawn. The hours associated with

darkness and sleep. Alt Trans: tonight (when
prefixed with "the~") Alt Spelling: Str:
3915
One who bears a message or runs an errand.

Walks for another. Str: 4397
1101
me-la-khah (f.) Trans: BUSINESS Def:

The principal occupation of one's life. A service.
Str: 4399
Act: Bind, Strike, Learn Con: Staff, Sheaf, People,

Hammer, Goad Abs: Toward Def: The shepherd always
carried his staff for guiding, leading and protecting the
flock. The flock was bound to the shepherd, as the staff
was a sign of his authority over the sheep. The yoke was
a staff laid across the shoulders of two oxen. The oxen
were then tied to the yokes at the neck, binding the two
together for plowing or pulling a cart. A people bound
together. A wound bound with bandages. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a shepherd staff,
the is a picture of water representing might.
Combined these mean "staff of might".
1102
h.l.k Trans: WALK(V) Def: To move along
on foot; walk a journey; to go. Also, customs as
a lifestyle that is walked or lived. Alt Trans:
take (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Edenics: walk - with an added w Str:
1980, 3212
Rel to root: walking among the people

1103
m.l.k Trans: REIGN(V) Def: To rule over a
1112
kingdom as king or queen. Str: 4427

1104
me-lekh (m.) Trans: KING Def: The male

1113
1114
a.l.m Trans: BIND.UP(V) Def: To tie
( f.) Trans: EMPIRE Def: The area

under the control of a king; a kingdom. Str:
4438
1107
( m.) Trans: FURROW Def: A line

scratched in the soil made by oxen while
plowing a field. Str: 8525
( f.) Trans: QUEEN Def: A female ruler

of a region. Str: 4436
1106
( m.) Trans: SHEPHERD.STAFF Def: > Rel to

root: A moving toward someone or something.
Str: n/a
ruler of a nation or city state. Str: 4428,

1105
( m.) Trans: HOWLING Def: [To be
something. The tying of the tongue, silence.

Str: 0481
mam-la-khah (f.) Trans: KINGDOM

Def: The area under the control of a king. Str:
4467
1115
a-lum (m.) Trans: BOUND.SHEAF Def:

Stalks and ears of a cereal grass bound
together. A sheaf of grain that is bound. Str:
0485
Rel to root: from the idea of walking

1108
sal-kah (f.) Trans: MIGRATION Def: >
Str: n/a
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1116
i-leym (m.) Trans: MUTE Def: Inability
Rel to root: swallowing

1126
l.ah.t Trans: PROVIDE.FOOD(V) Def:
to speak. A bound up tongue. Str: 0483

1117
al-ma-nah (f.) Trans: WIDOW Def: A
Supply nourishment. Str: 3938
woman who has lost her husband by death. As

bound in grief. Str: 0490
1118
Rel to root: swallowing

1127
( f.) Trans: HEMLOCK Def: An unknown
al-me-nut (f.) Trans: WIDOWHOOD
bitter plant. Str: 3939
Def: The quality of being a widow. As bound in

grief. Str: 0491
Con: Scab
1128
( f.) Trans: SKIN.SORE Def: [To be
Def: A group of people bound together.

1119
la-um (m.) Trans: COMMUNITY Def: A
unified body of individuals; a group of people
bound together. Str: 3816
1129
la-pid (m.) Trans: TORCH Def: A burning
1120
k.l.m Trans: SHAME(V) Def: To feel pain
stick of resinous wood. Also, lightning as a

torch in the night sky. Edenics: lamp - with the
additional m and the removal of the d Str: 3940
through something dishonorable, improper or

ridiculous. Str: 3637
Def: The directing the path of the ox by
Act: Scorn, Urge, Mimic, Interpret Def: The sound of
goading it. A learning by goading. Rel to root:

goading
1121
one speaking a foreign language or the mocking of

another's speech. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
represents authority and the tongue as the authority,
the is a picture of a man on his side representing
trouble. Combined these mean "tongue of trouble".
l.m.d Trans: LEARN(V) Def: To acquire

knowledge or skill through instruction from one
who is experienced. Alt Trans: teach (when
1130
l.w.ts Trans: MIMIC(V) Def: To imitate
1122
( m.) Trans: DESPAIRING Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Stay Con: Inn
1123
l.w.n Trans: STAY.THE.NIGHT(V) Def: To
another persons speech as an interpretation or

in scorn. Alt Trans: interpret (when written in
Act: Gather, Squeeze, Capture, Take Con: Portion,

Smooth, Concubine, Tong, Pouch Abs: Oppression Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a shepherd
staff that is used to gather the sheep, the is a picture
of the sun at the horizon and the light gathered to it.
Both of these letters have the meaning of "gathering".
remain or stay through the night. Alt Spelling:

Str: 3885
1124
ma-lon (m.) Trans: PLACE.OF.LODGING

Def: An establishment for lodging and
entertaining travelers. A place for spending the
night. Str: 4411
1131
n/a
Def: The building heat of a fire or passion.

1132
d.l.q Trans: INFLAME(V) Def: To excite to
Act: Swallow, Devour, Mock Con: Throat, Bitter

Rel to root:
1125
to-la (m.) Trans: KERMES Def: The
excessive or uncontrollable action or feeling.

Str: 1814
'coccus ilicis,' a worm used for medicinal

purposes as well as for making a crimson dye.
Alt Trans: crimson Edenics: crimson Str: 8438
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laq (m.) Trans: GATHERED.UP Def: > Str:
1133
( f.) Trans: INFLAMMATION Def: [To be

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Def: The father's estate is totaled and
working together. A tool for taking coals out of

the fire. Str: 4457
divided up for the sons, the eldest receiving a

double portion. Rel to root: a gathering of what is
to be divided
1134
hh.l.q Trans: ASSIGN
1135
hhey-leq (m.) Trans: PORTION Def: An
1145
taking food. What is taken Str: 4455
(V)
Def: To divide
and mete out according to a plan among the
appropriate recipients. Str: 2505

1146
l.q.t Trans: PICK.UP(V) Def: To take hold
of and lift up; to gather together. Str: 3950
individuals part or share of something. The

portions dispersed out. Str: 2506
1136
1147
hhal-qah (f.) Trans: PARCEL Def: A
Def: A late gathering of a crop after a late

rain. Rel to root: gathering
1148
Def: To take a pile of something and smooth
Def: The wringing of a birds neck to kill it by
hhey-leq (m.) Trans: SLICK Def: The
removing the head.
portions dispersed out. Str: 2509
1149
hhal-qah (f.) Trans: SMOOTH Def:
Act: Knead Con: Lion
1150
l.w.sh Trans: KNEAD(V) Def: To work and

1139
l.hh.ts Trans: SQUEEZE(V) Def: To exert
press dough. Knead dough for bread. Str: 3888
pressure either physically or emotionally. Str:

3905
Def: A rolling around in dust or ashes as a

sign of morning) Rel to root: rolling the dough
la-hhats (m.) Trans: SQUEEZING Def:
1151
Pressure being exerted, either physically or

emotionally. Str: 3906
grabs its victim. Rel to root: gathering
Def: The moistness of something fresh.

1152
( m.) Trans: FRESH Def: Something that is
l.k.d Trans: TRAP(V) Def: To forcefully take

or seize. Str: 3920
fresh and moist. Edenics: lush Str: 3955

1142
l.q.hh Trans: TAKE(V) Def: To receive
Def: The wagging of the tongue when talking

or slandering. Rel to root:
what is given; to gain possession by seizing. Str:

3947
1143
1153
1154
( m.) Trans: CRACK.OPEN Def: > Str: n/a
mel-qahh (m.) Trans: TONG Def: An

instrument used for grasping, having two arms
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la-shon (m.) Trans: TONGUE Def: A

fleshy moveable process on the floor of the
mouth used in speaking and eating. Also,
language as a tongue. Str: 3956
( m.) Trans: LEARNING Def: Teachings

and instructions that are received in the sense
of being taken. Str: 3948
1144
pe-le-shet (f.) Trans: IMMIGRANT Def:

Someone from outside of the homeland.
Someone who migrated from another land or
country. Str: n/a
Def: A taking by grabbing hold as a snare

1141
m.l.q Trans: WRING(V) Def: To wring the

neck. Str: 4454
Having an even, continuous surface. This word

can also mean "flattery" in the sense of being
slippery. Str: 2513, 2514
1140
( m.) Trans: LATE.RAIN Def: A late

rain that causes a latter growth of crops. Str:
4456
it out dispersing the material evenly. Rel to root: a

gathering of what is to be divided
1138
( m.) Trans: GLEANINGS Def: [To be

section or portion of land that has been

purchased or aquired. Str: 2513
1137
( m.) Trans: BOOTY Def: As tongs for
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Con: Hundred
1155
mey-ah (f.) Trans: HUNDRED Def: A
amount. (This parent root is related to , and .)

Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of water.
1162
specific number but also a large amount

without any reference to a specific number. Rel
to root: Originally an unknowable amount, but
also to mean a hundred. Alt Spelling: Str:
3967
streams, ponds and seas or stored in cisterns or

jars. The necessary liquid that is drank. (Always
written in the plural form) Rel to root: The sea
as the place of the unknown or anything that is
an unknown or in question. Str: 4325
Act: Dissolve Def: The washing away by water. Anc
1163
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of water, the

is a picture of foot representing the idea of carrying
something. Combined these mean "water carries".
the bonds of something. To make something

disappear. Str: 4127
Def: A questioning of forward motion.

1164
m.h.h Trans: LINGER(V) Def: To be slow
Act: Stretch, Measure Con: Carpet, Long, Garment

Abs: Continue Def: A carpet was stretched out to cover
the dirt floor of the tent. A bowl of water was located at
the door so that one could wash his feet before stepping
on the carpet. A garment as a rectangular piece of cloth,
similar to a carpet, used as a covering for the body. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of water, the
is a picture of a tent door. Combined these mean
"water at the door".
in parting or in quitting something. Str: 4102
Abs: What Def: (Related to and .)

1165
mo (m.) Trans: THAT.ONE Def: Being the
person, thing, or idea specified, mentioned, or
understood. (Always prefixed with the letter
meaning in, the letter meaning to, or the
letter meaning like.) Alt Trans: as (when
prefixed with "like~"); this (when suffixed with
"him") Str: 1119, 3644, 3926
( m.) Trans: LONG.GARMENT Def: A piece

of clothing of unusual length. Str: 4055
1158
mi-dah (f.) Trans: MEASUREMENT Def: A
Act: Burn
1166
( m.) Trans: SUCKED.OUT Def: To be
size or distance that is determined by

comparing to a standard of measure. Str: 4060
Def: From the length of the garment as a

measurement.
1159
m.d.d Trans: MEASURE
mah (m.) Trans: WHAT Def: Interrogative

expressing inquiry about the identity, nature,
or value of an object. Something that is
unknown; can also be why, when or how. Alt
Trans: how; why; how many (when prefixed
with "like~"); what is the reason (when prefixed
with "to" and followed by the word "THIS") Str:
4100,
1156
m.w.g Trans: DISSOLVE(V) Def: To loose
1157
mah (m.) Trans: WATER Def: The Liquid of
extracted to the point of emptiness. Str: 4198

(V)
Def: To
determine the length of something by
comparing it to a standard of measure. Str:
4058
Act: Strike, Smear Con: Marrow, Gash, Ointment

Def: The marrow is a buttery liquid inside the bones and
is used as a choice food. To obtain the marrow, the
bone must be struck to break it open. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of water or other liquid,
the is a picture of a wall that separates the inside
from the outside. Combined these mean "liquid inside".
( m.) Trans: MEASURING Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A stretching out of time.
1161
ta-mid (m.) Trans: CONTINUALLY Def:
1160
1167
( m.) Trans: BATTERING.RAM Def: An

engine of war for battering down walls. Str:
4239
Happening without interruption or cessation;

continuous in time. Str: 8548
Con: Sea Def: The sea (Mediterranean) is a place of
Def: The smearing of the marrow onto a
the unknown (what is beyond or what is below). It is

feared by the Ancient Hebrews because of its size,
storms and fierceness. A hundred as an unknowable
food.
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1168
m.hh.h Trans: WIPE.AWAY(V) Def: To

remove by drying or sweeping away through
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rubbing; to polish in the sense of a vigorous

rubbing; erase. Str: 4229
1176
a green branch. Str: 4131
Def: A large gash from the strike of a sword
1177
or arrow.
1169
m.hh.ts Trans: STRIKE.THROUGH
(V)
Def:
1178
Def: Ointments were made from oils and
1171
Def: The joining of two animals together for

plowing a field.
(V)
Def: To
overspread with oil for medical treatment or as
a sign of authority. Str: 4886
1179
mash-hhah (f.) Trans: OINTMENT Def:
1180
ts.m.d Trans: FASTEN(V) Def: To be joined

to another as in a yoke. Str: 6775
tsa-mid (m.) Trans: BRACELET Def: An

ornamental band or chain worn around the
wrist. As the ends joined together. Str: 6781
An oil or other liquid that is smeared on an

animal or person for healing or dedication. Str:
4888
1172
( f.) Trans: POLE Def: The bent bar of

the yoke that goes around the neck, also a
branch that is used as pole. Str: 4133
smeared on injuries for healing. Oil was also

smeared on the heads of individuals who are being
given the office of a prophet, priest or king as a sign
of authority. Rel to root: as a drawing out
m.sh.hh Trans: SMEAR
( m.) Trans: BAR Def: The bent bar of the

yoke that goes around the neck, also a branch
that is used as pole. A slipping or wavering of
the foot. Str: 4132
[To be determined] Str: 4272
1170
m.w.t Trans: TOTTER(V) Def: To waver as
1181
( m.) Trans: SNAIL Def: An unknown
( m.) Trans: SMEARED Def: Someone or

something that has been smeared or annointed
with an oil as a medication or a sign of taking
an office. An anointed one; a messiah. Str:
4899
creature. Str: 2546
Abs: Who Def: (Related to em and .)

1182
mi (m.) Trans: WHO Def: What or which
Def: The springing up of a plant or bud.

1173
ts.m.hh Trans: SPRING.UP(V) Def: To
person or persons. Someone that is unknown.

Str: 4310
Act: Tumble Con: Low, Ruin Def: Something
grow up as a plant. Str: 6779
brought low in submission, humility or wealth. Anc Heb:

, The pictograph is a picture of water and
represents might from the strength of the sea, the is a
picture of the bent palm and represents the bending or
subduing of the will. Combined these mean "might
subdued".
1174
( m.) Trans: SPEAR Def: [To be
Act: Shake, Join Con: Branch, Yoke Def: A green
1183
m.w.k Trans: BE.LOW(V) Def: To be
branch still contains water allowing the branch to be

flexible. A green branch can then be bent to the desired
shape and left to dry. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of water, the is a picture of a basket which
contains objects. Combined these mean "liquid
contained".
brought down low in poverty. Edenics: meek

Str: 4134
1184
1175
ma-teh (m.) Trans: BRANCH Def: A
ma-khi (m.) Trans: BEING.LOW Def: > Str:

n/a
Act: Speak, Fill, Mix, Cut Con: Word, Ear, Firstfruits,
branch used as a staff. Also, a tribe as a branch

of the family. Str: 4294
Speech, Front Abs: Continue Def: A continuation of

segments, which fill the whole.
Def: The yoke is a branch or pole cut green
Def: A chain of words blended together to
then shaped to the desired shape and left to dry.
form sentences.
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1186
m.l.l Trans: TALK(V) Def: To deliver or
Def: The front of a long series of the same.
express in spoken words. Str: 4448
The past is seen as "in front" in ancient Hebrew

thought because the past can be seen while the
future is unseen and therefore behind.
( f.) Trans: HEAD.OF.WHEAT Def: A

conglomeration of grain seeds together. Str:
4425
1198
the front part (Often used in the context of

circumcision). Str: 4135
Def: Chain or words to form a sentence. Also

a sickness as a break in the chain of the body.
1187
1199
a.m.r Trans: SAY(V) Def: To speak chains

a-mal (m.) Trans: STATEMENT Def: A
1200
single declaration or remark. Alt Spelling:

Str: 0561
1189
am-lah (f.) Trans: SPEECH Def: The
1201
e-mor (m.) Trans: SAYER Def: One who
Rel to root: as cut into segments

1202
n.m.l Trans: CUT.OFF(V) Def: To
( m.) Trans: MATTER Def: A word or
discontinue or terminate. To sever the tip or

end. Str: 5243
utterance that is spoken about. Alt Spelling:

Str: 0562
Con: Blemish Abs: Nothing

Def: Anything that is considered useless or
Def: A conglomeration of ingredients for

filling up something.
1192
without value. A blemish that causes something to

be valueless.
m.l.a Trans: FILL(V) Def: To occupy to the

full capacity. Alt Trans: fulfill; set (when written
in the piel [intensive] form) Str: 4390
1193
1194
1195
1203
me-u-mah (f.) Trans: ANYTHING Def:
as much or as many as is possible or normal.

Str: 4392
1204
me-ley-ah (f.) Trans: RIPE.FRUIT Def:
Act: Refuse Con: Portion, Number, Right, Kind Abs:
Fruit that has come to full maturity and fit for

eating. Str: 4395
Likeness, What Def: When a seed is watered the plant

comes out from it growing tall and firm.AI3543 Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of water, the is
a picture of a seed. Combined these mean "water and
seed".
An indeterminate amount or thing. Str: 3972
me-lo (m.) Trans: FILLING Def: An act
1205
mi-lu-ah (f.) Trans: SETTING Def: A
Def: A strength of the will.
recess for filling with a stone or other

ornament. Str: 4396
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mahn (m.) ma-nah (f.) Trans: SHARE

Def: A portion that is provided to a group or
person to meet their needs. Rel to root: What
comes from something else as one kind comes
from the same. Str: 4490
mi-lu (m.) Trans: INSTALLATION Def:

Placed in its proper and permanent position.
Str: 4394
1197
( m.) Trans: BLEMISH Def: [To be

ma-ley (m.) Trans: FULL Def: Containing
or instance of filling; something used to fill a

cavity, container, or depression. Alt Spelling:
Str: 4393
1196
te-mul (m.) Trans: YESTERDAY Def: On

the day last past. Idiomatic for a time past. Alt
Trans: previously (when followed by the word
"THREE.DAYS.AGO") Str: 8543
speaks words. Possibly a prophet or psalmist.

Str: n/a
1191
mu-lah (f.) Trans: CIRCUMCISION Def:

The removal of the front part of the male
sexual organ. Str: 4139
chain of words when speaking. Alt Spelling:

Str: 0565
1190
mul (m.) Trans: FOREFRONT Def: In front

of or at the head of, in space or time. Alt Trans:
in place Str: 4136
of words that form sentences. Str: 0559

1188
m.w.l Trans: SNIP.OFF(V) Def: To cut off
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m.a.n Trans: REFUSE(V) Def: To express
(when prefixed with "to~") Alt Spelling: Str:

4480
one's self as being unwilling to accept. Str:

3985
1207
1216
ma-eyn (m.) Trans: REFUSING Def:
creature that comes from its own kind as a firm

rule. Str: 4327
Rejection of a proposal, denial. Str: 3986, 3987
1217
m.n.ah Trans: WITHHOLD(V) Def: To hold
Def: The grouping together and counting of

those that are of the same kind.
1208
m.n.h Trans: RECKON(V) Def: To appoint,
back from action. Str: 4513
assign, count or number a set of things or

people. Str: 4487
1209
1218
Act: Melt, Dissover, Mix Con: Mixed wine Abs:

Affliction Def: The dissolving or melting away of
something.
1219
look alike.
te-mu-nah (f.) Trans: RESEMBLANCE
1220
Def: To be of like kind. Having attributes that

are similar in shape, size or value. Str: 8544
1221
m.s.s Trans: MELT.AWAY(V) Def: To
Hebrews oriented direction according to the rising

sun therefore, the south is to the right.
1212
become liquefied by warmth or heat. Also, the

dissolving of the heart through fear or
discouragement. Str: 4549
(V)
Def: To choose,
turn or go to the right hand. Alt Spelling:
Str: 0541, 3231
1222
m.a.s Trans: REJECT(V) Def: To refuse an
ya-min (f.) Trans: RIGHT.HAND Def: The

hand on the right side of a person. Also, a
direction as in "to the right." Str: 3225
1213
1214
action or thought that is not wanted or is

despised. Rel to root: In the sense of dissolving.
Str: 3988
ye-ma-ni (m.) Trans: RIGHT Def: A

direction as in to the right. Str: 3233
Def: The mixture of water and wine. Rel to
tey-man (f.) Trans: TO.THE.RIGHT Def: A
root:
Def: The lifting or carrying of a burden or
Southern direction, which is to the right when

facing the rising sun. Rel to root: When facing
east (the rising sun) and the right arm is lifted
straight out away from the side, the right hand
is pointing south. Str: 8486
load.
1223
Con: Belly, Sand Def: The gut is the seat of the
same kind. Rel to root:
unconscious mind where ones instincts resides. Anc

Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of water
representing what is Unknown, the is a picture of an
eye representing knowing. Combined these mean
"Unknown knowing".
min (m.) Trans: FROM Def: A function

word indicating a starting point or origin. (The
short form " "is used as a prefix meaning
"from") Rel to root: In the sense of the plant
coming out of the seed. Alt Trans: before
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ah.m.s Trans: LOAD(V) Def: That which is

put on a person or pack animal to be carried.
Def: A category of species as coming from the

1215
( f.) Trans: PROPORTION Def: An

offering. Str: 4530
Def: The right hand as the strong hand. The

y.m.n Trans: GO.RIGHT
mas (m.) Trans: TASK.WORK Def: A forced

labor or service. Rel to root: A wasting or
fainting away due to an outside force. Str:
4522, 4523
Def: Those that come from the same kind,
1211
ma-na (m.) Trans: WITHHOLDING Def:

> Str: n/a
mo-neh (m.) Trans: TIME Def: The

measured or measurable period during which
an action, process or condition exists or
continues. A counting or reckoning of time. Str:
4489
1210
min (m.) Trans: KIND Def: A category of
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ma-ah (m.) Trans: ABDOMEN Def: The
Act: Rot, Stink, Dry Def: During the summer

months water holes begin to dry out and the organic
matter that remains begins to rot and stink. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of water, the is a
picture of the sun at the horizon representing the
gathering or condensing of light. Combined these mean
"water condensed".
gut, the internal organs of the lower torso, the

seat of the unconscious mind. Str: 4578
Con: Snake
1225
( m.) Trans: SNAKE Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Squeeze, Suck, Find, Wring Con: Chaff Abs:
Def: The rotting vegetation of a dried up

pond.
1231
Strong Def: When one strengthens the sides internal

pressure is forced on the sides of the upper body. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of water
representing might, the representing the side.
Combined these mean "mighty sides".
Def: Grapes are left out in the sun to dry and

shriveled up. The raisins can them be stored for
later use as they will not spoil. Rel to root: dried up
Act: Irritate, Hurry, Rebel, Rub, Scour Con: Bitter,
Def: A pressing with the lips. Rel to root:

1226
mats-tsah (f.) Trans:
Pit Abs: Weak, Pain, Rebellion Anc Heb: , The

pictograph is a picture of water, the is a picture of
a head. Combined these mean "water head" or
headwaters.
UNLEAVENED.BREAD Def: A hard and flat bread

or cake made without yeast. Rel to root: As a
food that can be sucked on. Str: 4682
1232
Def: A strong pressure or pressing. A mental

a.m.ts Trans: BE.STRONG(V) Def: To be
mentally astute, firm, obstinate or courageous.
Having or marked by great physical, moral or
intellectual power. Str: 0553
1233
Def: In the sense of squeezing something out
Def: The headwaters of a river are only a
m.ts.a Trans: FIND(V) Def: To come upon,
trickle and have stagnant pools causing the water to

be bitter. Rebellion is one with a bitter attitude.
often accidentally; to meet with; to discover

and secure through searching. Alt Trans: reveal
Str: 4672
1234
m.r.r Trans: BE.BITTER(V) Def: Having a

harsh, disagreeably acrid taste. One of the four
basic taste sensations. Alt Trans: provoke
Str: 4843
Def: A squeezing out of a liquid by wringing.

1229
m.ts.h Trans: DRAIN(V) Def: To squeeze
1235
out by wringing. Str: 4680
ma-rar (m.) Trans: BITTERNESS Def:

Having a harsh, disagreeably acrid taste. Str:
n/a
1230
mey-tsahh (m.) Trans: FOREHEAD Def:
1236
( f.) Trans: GALL Def: The bitter fluids

of a serpent. Str: 4846
The part of the face which extends from the

hair on the top of the head to the eyes.
Impudence, confidence, or assurance. The seat
of boldness of speech and actions. Rel to root:
Through the sense of hardness. Str: 4696
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( m.) Trans: REBELLIOUS Def: [To be

of its hidden place.

1228
mar (m.) Trans: BITTER Def: A difficult

taste or experience. Rel to root: The
headwaters of a river are only a trickle and
have stagnant pools causing the water to be
bitter. Something that is bitter of taste or
attitude. Rebellion is one with a bitter attitude.
Edenics: marine; marsh Str: 4751, 4752
strength of courage or determination.

1227
m.q.q Trans: ROT(V) Def: [To be
1237
mam-ror (m.) Trans: BITTER.HERBS

Def: Edible plants, that when eaten brings tears
to the eyes. Str: 4472
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( m.) Trans: POISONOUS Def: [To be
1251
Def: A bitter irritation from disease.

1239
m.a.r Trans: IRRITATE(V) Def: [To be
( m.) Trans: REBELLING Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A poultice is made by crushing a
1252
medicinal plant material and rubbing it onto a

wound. Rel to root: rubbing
Rel to root:
1240
( m.) Trans: FLAPPING.WING Def: >
1253
1241
m.h.r Trans: HURRY(V) Def: To carry or
Def: Something that is polished or made

smooth by rubbing or plucking. Rel to root: rubbing
cause to go with haste. Str: 4116, 4117
1254
Def: A rubbing or scrubbing to cleanse or

polish. Rel to root: rubbing
mo-har (m.) Trans: BRIDE.PRICE Def: A

payment given by or in behalf of a prospective
husband to the bride's family. Str: 4119
1255
1256
( m.) ( f.) Trans: LEOPARD Def: >
harsh, disagreeably acrid taste; to be rebellious

or disobedient. Str: 4784
Str: 5246
1257
( m.) Trans: WOOL Def: The sheared hair
1245
m.w.r Trans: CONVERT(V) Def: [To be
from the fleece of a sheep. Str: 6785
Def: The standing tall and thin of a palm
mor (m.) Trans: MYRRH Def: A sweet
tree.
smelling spice. Used as an exchange due to its

monetary value. Str: 4753
1247
1258
Act: Touch, Grope, Draw, Remove Con: Silk

1259
( m.) Trans: DRAWN.OUT Def: > Rel to
( f.) Trans: EXCHANGE Def: [To be

root: The soft touch of silk. Str: n/a
Def: A coming to an end in perfection or
1260
m.sh.sh Trans: GROPE(V) Def: To feel
failure. Rel to root:
( m.) Trans: CONCLUDED Def: > Str: n/a

Rel to root: bitterness
1250
m.r.d Trans: REBEL(V) Def: To oppose or
1249
about blindly or uncertainly in search of

something. A groping around in the darkness to
find something. Str: 4184, 4959
Def: The previous night or a time past.
disobey one in authority or control. Edenics:

marauder; murder Str: 4775
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ta-mar (m.) Trans: DATE.PALM Def: The

tree that produces the date. An erect tree as a
pillar. Str: 8558
mo-rah (f.) Trans: GRIEF Def: Deep and

poignant distress caused by or as if by
bereavement. As an exchange. Str: 4786
1248
m.r.q Trans: SCOUR(V) Def: To briskly rub

1244
m.r.h Trans: BITTER(V) Def: Having a
1246
m.r.t Trans: RUB(V) Def: To polish a

sword by rubbing it. Also the plucking of hair by
rubbing it with a sharp object. Str: 4803
ma-heyr (m.) me-hey-rah (f.)

Trans: QUICKLY Def: To act on a matter as soon
as possible. Str: 4118, 4120
1243
( m.) Trans: CRUMBLED Def: In the

sense of being rubbed. Meaning dubious. Str:
4790
Str: n/a
1242
( m.) Trans: REBELLION Def: [To be
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e-mesh (m.) Trans: LAST.NIGHT Def:
Def: A drawing out of something such as a
The previous night or a time past. Str: 0570
hand, bow, sound (as from a horn) or time. Rel to

root: as a drawing out
Def: A grabbing hold of something to bring it
1273
close to you.
1262
out of a receptacle or place; to draw or pull

something out; to prolong in the sense of
drawing out time; to draw out a sound from a
horn. Str: 4900
m.sh.h Trans: PLUCK.OUT(V) Def: To

draw or pull out. Str: 4871
1263
mo-sheh (m.) Trans: PLUCKED.OUT
( m.) Trans: ACQUIRING Def: > Str: 4901
1275
me-sheq (m.) Trans: ACQUISITION Def:
Def: What is drawn or pulled out. Str: n/a
1274
1264
m.w.sh Trans: MOVE.AWAY(V) Def: To
pass from one place or position to another. Str:
4185
1265
Something gained by purchase or exchange.

Str: 4943
mush (m.) Trans: MOVING Def: What has
Act: Die Con: Man Abs: Mortality, Death Def: The
passed from one place to another. Str: n/a
length of time that something exists and ends. Anc Heb:

, The pictograph is a picture of water
representing chaos, the is a picture of two crossed
sticks representing a mark or sign. Combined these
mean "chaos mark".
1266
y.m.sh Trans: FEEL(V) Def: To handle or
touch in order to examine, test or explore some
quality. Reach out with the hand to touch. Alt
Spelling: Str: 3237
1276
fingers. Also the number five from the fingers of the

hand.
hh.m.sh Trans: ARM.FOR.BATTLE
1268
hh.m.sh Trans: TAKE.A.FIFTH(V) Def: To
1277
Def:
To grab weapons in preparation for battle. Str:
2571
Def: The end of time for what has died.

1278
m.w.t Trans: DIE(V) Def: To pass from
physical life; to pass out of existence; to come
to an end through death. Alt Trans: kill (when
written in the hiphil [causative] form) Edenics:
mute; moot - as a dead point; mortal - with an
additional r and l; mate - of "check mate"
meaning "king is dead" Str: 4191
hha-mi-shah (m.) hha-meysh

(f.) Trans: FIVE Def: A cardinal number, from
the number of fingers on a hand. Alt Trans: fifty
(when written in the plural) Str: 2568, 2572
1270
1279
hho-mesh (m.) Trans: FIFTH.PART Def:
Def: Something that is permanently

removed or destroyed. Rel to root: as cut off
hha-mi-shi (m.) Trans: FIFTH Def: An
1280
ordinal number. Str: 2549
( f.) Trans: PERMANENT Def:

Something that is continual. Str: 6783
1272
( m.) Trans: SUBDUER Def: > Str: n/a
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mot (m.) Trans: DEATH Def: A permanent

cessation of all vital functions; the end of life.
Str: 4192, 4194
A fifth portion of five equal amounts. Str: 2569,

2570
1271
ma-tai (m.) Trans: HOW.LONG Def: An

unknown duration of time. Str: 4970
(V)
separate out one equal portion out of five. Str:

2567
1269
mat (m.) Trans: MORTAL.MAN Def:

Subject to death. As mortal. Rel to root: A
length of time that comes to an end. Str: 4962
Def: A grabbing of something with the

1267
m.sh.k Trans: DRAW(V) Def: To pull up or
Act: Plead, Forbid Con: Raw, Pasture Abs: Beauty,

Opposition
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1281
na (m.) Trans: RAW Def: Uncooked meat.
1291
Meat that is not fit for consumption. Rel to

root: A pleading for what is desired. Str: 4995
1282
made by a dog. Edenics: bark Str: 5024
1292
n.b.t Trans: STARE(V) Def: To carefully
na (m.) Trans: PLEASE Def: A pleading or

request for action from another. Alt Spelling:
Str: 0577, 4994
look; to make a close inspection. Str: 5027
Def: A refusal of a plea.

1283
n.w.a Trans: FORBID(V) Def: [To be
1293
1294
ey-nav (m.) Trans: GRAPE Def: A smooth-
( f.) Trans: DEFIANCE Def: [To be

Act: Flourish, Hollow Con: Fruit, Prophet Abs:
skinned juicy greenish white to deep red or

purple berry grown on a vine and eaten dried
or fresh as a fruit or fermented to produce
wine. Str: 6025
Prophecy Def: A fruit hides the seeds inside it. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a seed, the is a
picture of a tent or house representing what is inside.
Combined these mean "seed inside".
1285
Act: Touch, Drive, Shine, Gore, Play, Strike Con:
( m.) Trans: FLOURISHED Def: > Rel to root:
Morning, Bright, Music Def: The touching of the warmth

of the morning sun or the touching of an animal with a
stick to drive it.
The inside of a box for holding something or is

empty. Str: n/a
Def: The leading, pushing or guiding of a
Def: The inside of a box for holding something
people or animal by a touch.
or is empty.
1286
n.b.b Trans: BORE.OUT(V) Def: To form by
1295
Def: A fruit produced from the inside of man.
Rel to root: touching

1296
n.g.hh Trans: GORE(V) Def: To stab with
A knowledge of something that is not known by the

five senses.
n.b.a Trans: PROPHESY(V) Def: To utter
the horns. Str: 5055
the words or instructions of Elohiym received

through a vision or dream. Str: 5012
1288
1297

1298
n.g.sh Trans: PUSH(V) Def: To drive oxen or
men. Str: 5065

1299
n.g.ah Trans: TOUCH(V) Def: To lay hands
na-vi-ah (f.) Trans: PROPHETESS Def:

One gifted with more than ordinary spiritual
and moral insight. Who brings forth the inner
fruit. Str: 5031
upon; to touch or strike; to be touched by a

plague. Str: 5060
Rel to root:
1290
( f.) Trans: BOUNTY Def: [To be
1300
ne-ga (m.) Trans: PLAGUE Def: An

epidemic disease causing high mortality. An
epidemic or other sore or illness as a touch
from God. Str: 5061
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na-gahh (m.) Trans: GORER Def: An ox

that is known to gore with the horns. Str: 5056
na-vi (m.) Trans: PROPHET Def: One

who utters the words or instructions of Elohiym
that are received through a vision or dream.
Rel to root: One who brings forth the inner
fruit. Str: 5030
1289
n.h.g Trans: DRIVE(V) Def: To set or keep in

motion; to press or force into an activity,
course, or direction. Str: 5090
making something hollow. Str: 5014
1287
ne-pheg (m.) Trans: SPROUT.UP Def: > Str:

n/a

1284
n.b.hh Trans: BARK(V) Def: The sound

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n.g.p Trans: SMITE(V) Def: To deliver a hit
1311
with the intent to harm; to bring a plague in the

sense of a striking. Str: 5062
1302
that is taken away or thrown out. A

menstruating woman that is removed from the
camp. Str: 5079, 5206
ne-geph (m.) Trans: STRIKING Def: The act
Def: The offering of something with a willing
of being hit. A plague as hitting the people. Str:

5063
1303
heart as a sign of honor.
ma-gey-phah (f.) Trans: PESTILENCE
1312
Def: A plague or other disaster that smites

people or beasts. Str: 4046
1313
ne-gev (m.) Trans: PARCHED Def: A dry

1314
n.g.d Trans: BE.FACE.TO.FACE(V) Def: To

face another. Alt Trans: tell (when written in
1315
ne-ged (m.) Trans: OPPOSITE Def:
Rel to root: being tossed to and fro

1316
n.d.hh Trans: EXPEL(V) Def: To forcefully
send someone or something out or away; to
drive an axe through wood. Str: 5080
Act: Nod, Toss Con: Mound, Skin-bag Def: A back
Def: The back and forth falling of a leaf as it
and forth movement such as the shaking of the head.

Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a seed,
the is a picture of the tent door that allows movement
back and forth through the tent. Combined these mean
"continue back and forth".
falls from a tree. Rel to root: being tossed to and

fro
1317
Def: A vow made where one promises to

perform an act if another performs a certain act.
1308
n.d.d Trans: TOSS(V) Def: To heave or fling
1318
n.d.r Trans: MAKE.A.VOW(V) Def: To

promise solemnly; to make an agreement
where one promises an action if the other
reciprocates with another action. Str: 5087
about; to throw with a quick, light, or careless

motion; to be thrown about or wander around
as nodding the head. Str: 5074
1319
ne-der (m.) Trans: VOW Def: To promise

solemnly. Str: 5088
Act: Mourn, Wail, Suppress Def: (Related to .) Anc
n.w.d Trans: NOD(V) Def: A quick
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a seed

representing continuance.
downward motion of the head. To shake or

wag out of pity, sorrow or wandering. Str: 5110
1310
n.d.p Trans: TWIRL(V) Def: To toss back

and forth. Str: 5086
neyd (m.) Trans: HEAP Def: A large pile dirt

or rubbish. Rel to root: A tossing into a pile. Str:
5067
1309
na-div (m.) Trans: WILLING Def: To give

honor or offering out of one's own free will.
Str: 5081
Something in front of; on the other side; in the

presence of. Rel to root: In the sense of being
face to face. Alt Trans: before; in the face of
Str: 5048
1307
ne-da-vah (f.) Trans:

FREEWILL.OFFERING Def: A voluntary or
spontaneous gift as an offering out of respect
or devotion. Str: 5071
1306
na-dav (m.) Trans: OFFERED.WILLINGLY

Def: Given of one's free will without
recompense. Str: n/a
and arid region, a desert. Str: n/a
1305
n.d.b Trans: OFFER.WILLINGLY(V) Def: To

give from a willing heart. Str: 5068
1304
( f.) Trans: REMOVAL Def: Something
1320
y.n.h Trans: SUPPRESS(V) Def: To cause to
nod (m.) Trans: NODDING Def: > Str: 5112
Rel to root:
be brought low by force, hindered. Str: 3238
Act: Dwell Con: Abode

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Def: A place of beauty and comfort where one
1330
resides for a long period of time.

1321
1322
leads or directs another in his way. Str: 5148
n.w.h Trans: ABIDE(V) Def: To dwell
Def: A state of quiet and rest from burdens,
restfully and peacefully. Str: 5115
work or enemy.
na-weh (m.) Trans: ABODE Def: The
1331
dwelling place of man (home), god (mountain)

or animal (pasture or stable). Str: 5116
1332
1333
ceremonially sprinkle water or oil on something

that is being dedicated. Str: 5137
1334
y.n.hh Trans: DEPOSIT(V) Def: To place,
especially for safekeeping or as a pledge; to be
laid down; to sit down to rest or remain in
place. Str: 3240
something apart or apart from something for a

1335
ne-zer (m.) Trans: CROWN Def: An object
1336
n.hh.l Trans: INHERIT(V) Def: A passing
na-zir (m.) Trans: DEDICATED Def:

Devoted to the worship of God. Str: 5139
down of properties, wealth or blessings to the

offspring. Str: 5157
Act: Guide, Rest, Sigh, Deposit Con: Rest Abs:

Comfort Def: The shepherd would guide his flock to a
place of water. Here is water for drinking as well as
green grass for pasturing. Once the flock arrives, they
are free to rest after the long journey. A guided journey
to a place of rest. A sigh of rest. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a seed representing
continuance, the is a picture of a wall that separates
the inside from the outside. Combined these mean
"continue outside".
1337
na-hhal (m.) Trans: WADI Def: The bed or

valley of a stream. A choice piece of land
desired in an inheritance because of its fertility.
Str: 5158
1338
na-hha-lah (f.) Trans: INHERITANCE

Def: The acquisition of a possession from past
generations. Str: 5159
1339
n.hh.m Trans: COMFORT(V) Def:
na-hhat (f.) Trans: QUIETNESS Def:

Without noise, without making a sound. Str:
5183
Consolation in time of trouble or worry; to give

solace in time of difficulty or sorrow. Alt Trans:
repent (when written in the niphil [passive]
form) Str: 5162
Def: A sigh of rest.

1329
a.n.hh Trans: SIGH(V) Def: Exhaling of
Act: Spread, Shake Con: Squash, Bed Def: Squash
breath as in relief. To breath out as a desire for

rest. Str: 0584
seeds were planted along the routes of the travelers and

nomads for future use by themselves and other
travelers. The squash plant spreads out over a large area
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min-hhah (f.) Trans: DEPOSIT Def: The

act of making a gift or a free contribution. What
is brought to another as a gift. Str: 4503
showing Kingship or authority. Also, a sign

upon the head as a sign of dedication. Str: 5145
1328
no-ahh (m.) Trans: REST Def: > Str: 5118

ma-no-ahh (m.) me-nu-hhah
(f.) Trans: OASIS Def: A location where there is
freedom from activity or labor; a place for
resting or lodging. Str: 4494, 4496
1324
( m.) Trans: SPRINKLED Def: > Str: n/a
1325
n.z.r Trans: DEDICATE(V) Def: To set
1327
n.w.hh Trans: REST(V) Def: Freedom from

activity or labor. To rest from trouble or labor.
Alt Trans: leave (when written in the hiphil
[causative] form) Edenics: night - from the
German nocht, as the time of rest Str: 5117
Act: Sprinkle
1323
n.z.h Trans: SPATTER(V) Def: To
1326
n.hh.h Trans: GUIDE(V) Def: One who
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forming varied sizes and shapes of squash fruit. Dried

squash fruit becomes a hard hollow shell (seed basket)
with the seeds inside and when shaken they rattle
inside. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
a seed, the is a picture of a basket. Combined these
mean "seed basket".
1340
1347
Pleasing to the taste. Not sour, bitter or salty.

Something that smells pleasing. Str: 5207
1348
mit-tah (f.) Trans: BED Def: A place for
1349
n.k.h Trans: HIT(V) Def: To deliver a blow
Def: The spreading growth of the squash
by action; to strike with the hand; to clap, kill or

harm. Str: 5221
plant.
1342
n.t.h Trans: EXTEND(V) Def: To set up
Def: The rounded point of the pestle used to
camp by stretching out the cover of the tent; to

extend or stretch in length. Alt Trans: turn
away from (when written in the hiphil
crush seeds into spices. Also the rounded point of

the ear.
1350
1351
ne-khed (m.) Trans: POSTERITY Def: The
1343
hh.n.t Trans: RIPEN(V) Def: To bring to
offspring of a progenitor to the furthest

generation. Continuation through the next
generation. Str: 5220
completeness or perfection. Give off the

fragrance of the fruit as it ripens. To add spices
to a body for embalming. Str: 2590
Act: Lead, Conclude Con: Pasture, Dunghill Abs:

Conclusion Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of a seed representing the idea of continuing.
The is a picture of the shepherd's staff which guides
the flock toward the pasture. Combined these mean
"Continue toward with the staff".
hhi-tah (f.) Trans: WHEAT Def: A cereal

grain that yields a fine white flour, the chief
ingredient of bread. Rel to root: In the sense of
ripening on the stalk. Edenics: wheat Str: 2406
Def: A leading to pasture.

1352
n.h.l Trans: LEAD(V) Def: To guide on a
1345
n.t.ah Trans: PLANT(V) Def: To put or set
way, especially by going in advance. The flock

directed to the pasture at the end of the
journey. Str: 5095
into the ground for growth; to establish plants

in the sense of setting into place in the soil. Rel
to root: In the sense of stretching out of the
ground. Str: 5193
Act: Slumber, Growl, Utter Abs: Tired Def: A semiconscious state between sleep and awake.
Act: Crush Con: Spice, Sweet, Pestle Def: Seeds of
Def: A speaking from a semi-conscious state
certain plants were placed in the palm and rubbed with

the thumb to a powdery spice. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a seed, the is a picture of
the palm of the hand. Combined these mean "seed in
the palm".
1346
declaring the words of god.

1353
n.a.m Trans: DECLARE(V) Def: To make a

formal proclamation. Often used for the words
of God. Str: 5001, 5002
( f.) Trans: CRUSHED Def: Pressed or
Def: A spontaneous expression of
squeezed with a force that destroys or

deforms. Also a plague. Alt Spelling: Str:
4347
excitement and cheer.

1354
Def: The sweet smell of spices.

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te-nuk (m.) Trans: TIP Def: The pointed

end of an object. Str: 8571
mat-tah (m.) Trans: BENEATH Def:

Below; in a lower place, position or state. As
under a stretched out sheet. Str: 4295
1344
ne-khot (f.) Trans: SPICE Def: Various

aromatic vegetable products used to season or
flavor foods. Str: 5219
sleeping. Spread out sheet for sleeping. Rel to

root: As spread out on the floor. Str: 4296
1341
ni-hho-ahh (m.) Trans: SWEET Def:
sh.m.hh Trans: REJOICE(V) Def: To be

happy, glad. Str: 8055
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1355
( m.) ( f.) Trans: REJOICING Def:
1363
A state of felicity or happiness. Alt Spelling:

Str: 8056, 8057
that is lifted up and carried. The lifting up of the

voice in song. Str: 4853
Def: The form or shape of an image.

1356
( m.) Trans: FIGURE Def: [To be
1364
sim-lah (f.) Trans: APPAREL Def:
1365
Something that clothes or adorns. As forming

to the image of the body. Str: 8071
the continuation of life from the parent plant. This cycle
continues generation after generation. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of a seed. Combined
these mean "seed of seed".
Def: A test to prove one is deserved of being

lifted up.
1366
Def: The son who continues the family lineage

nun (m.) Trans: CONTINUE Def: Maintain
Def: The family standard as the place of refuge
the action, to forge ahead with intention. Str:

n/a
that one flees to.

1367
Def: The son who continues the family lineage

nin (m.) Trans: HEIR Def: One who inherits
or is entitled to inherit property. Edenics: new with the removal of the final n Str: 5209
1368
Rel to root: As lifting up

1369
n.s.hh Trans: TEAR.AWAY(V) Def: [To be
Ascend, Gird Con: Standard, Burden Abs: Refuge Def:

The tribal flag that is hung from a horizontal pole and
lifted up high and seen from a distance. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of a seed representing
continuance, the is a picture of a thorn representing
the idea of grabbing hold. Combined these mean
"continue to grab hold".
Rel to root: As lifting up

1370
n.s.ah Trans: JOURNEY(V) Def: To travel or
pass from one place to another; to break camp
and begin a journey. Str: 5265
neys (m.) Trans: STANDARD Def: A flag that

hangs from a pole with the insignia of a tribe or
army. Also, a sail. Str: 5251
1371
mas-sah (m.) Trans: JOURNEY Def: The

packing up of camp for the purpose of
beginning a journey. Str: 4550, 4551
ma-sah (f.) Trans: TRIAL Def: The act of

trying, testing, or putting to the proof. Str:
4530
Act: Shake, High Con: Sieve Def: A sieve is a tool

used to separate out materials such as seeds by placing
the material in the sieve, lifting it up and shaking it. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of seed, the
is a picture of a mouth. Combined these mean "seed
in the mouth".
1362
n.s.a Trans: LIFT.UP(V) Def: To lift up a
burden or load and carry it; to lift up camp and
begin a journey; to forgive in the sense of
removing the offense. Alt Trans: spare; forgive
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( f.) Trans: FLEEING Def: [To be

Act: Lift, Constrain, Test, Flee, Pluck, Journey,
1361
n.w.s Trans: FLEE(V) Def: To run away,

often from danger or evil; to hurry toward a
place of safety; to flee to any safe place such as
a city or mountain. Str: 5127
and properties.
1360
n.s.h Trans: TEST(V) Def: A critical

examination, observation, or evaluation; trial.
Str: 5254
and properties. Rel to root:
1359
na-si (m.) Trans: CAPTAIN Def: A

military leader; the commander of a unit or a
body of troops. The leader of a family, tribe or
people as one who carries the burdens of the
people. Str: 5387
Act: Sprout Con: Heir Abs: Continue Def: The seed is
1358
ma-se-eyt (f.) Trans: UPRISING Def:

Violence in defiance of something. Something
that is lifted up such as a burden, gift or flame.
determined] Edenics: Similar Str: 5566

1357
ma-sa (m.) Trans: LOAD Def: Something
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1372
n.w.p Trans: WAVE(V) Def: To move an
bowl that holds liquids like a breast that holds

milk. Str: 4518
object, such as hammer or a sacrifice, back and

forth. Str: 5130
1373
1382
te-nu-phah (f.) Trans: WAVING Def:
Freedom from guilt or sin through being

unacquainted with evil. A state of innocence as
an infant. Str: 5356
The action of moving an object, such as

hammer or a sacrifice, back and forth. Str: 8573
Def: The crying out of a child or one who is
1374
( m.) Trans: BOUGH Def: [To be
helpless. Rel to root:

1383
Def: The crying out of one who is helpless.
Blossom, Bud Abs: Quarrel Def: The sparkling colors

coming off metal when struck. The petals of a flower like
sparks off metal.
Rel to root:
1384
nets (m.) Trans: FALCON Def: An unknown
Def: The innocence of an infant.

1385
n.q.h Trans: ACQUIT(V) Def: To declare
nets (m.)
(f.) Trans: SHOOT Def: The shaft
or stem of a plant. Str: 5322
Def: As a spark.
1377
n.a.ts Trans: DERIDE(V) Def: [To be
one innocent of a crime or oath. Str: 5352
1386
y.n.q Trans: SUCKLE(V) Def: To give milk to
Def: As a spark.
1378
n.ts.h Trans: STRUGGLE(V) Def: The act of
from the breast or udder. Alt Trans: nurse

Str: 3243
trying to achieve the goal, but with hindrances.

Str: 5327
Act: Plow, Flow, Reject, Pluck Con: Light, Lamp,

River, Music, Harp Abs: Melody Def: Rains in the
mountainous areas cause a flooding of the rivers. The
rivers swell causing the water to flood the land next to
the river. This is the only water that the land will see and
is necessary for crop production. After the flood season,
the land is plowed by the use of a plow attached to the
yoke of the oxen. The surface of the soil is dry but, when
the soil is turned up it glistens in the sun from the water
remaining in the soil. This water is necessary for the
seed to begin germination. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a seed, the is a picture of
the head of a man representing the top or beginning of
something. Combined these mean "seed beginning".
Def: The budding of a flower on a plant. Rel to

root:
1379
( f.) Trans: PLUMAGE Def: The feathers of

a bird. Str: 5339
Act: Suckle, Cry Con: Breast, Bowl, Sapling Abs:

Innocent Def: The bringing in and holding close of an
infant to the breast. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is
a picture of a seed and represents the sons of the next
generation, the is a picture of the sun at the horizon
and the drawing in of light. Combined these mean "child
drawn in".
1380
1387
na-qi (m.) Trans: INNOCENT Def: Free
me-na-qit (f.) Trans:
Def: The life giving water that washes over
SACRIFICIAL.BOWL Def: A vessel used to hold

the required sacrifice. From the shape of a
Jeff A. Benner
ner (m.) Trans: LAMP Def: A container for

an inflammable liquid, as oil, which is burned at
a wick as a means of illumination. Rel to root:
An oil filled container with a wick that gives off
light. Str: 5216
from guilt or sin. A state of innocence as an

infant. Rel to root: Where the infant suckles.
1381
ne-a-qah (f.) Trans: GROANING Def: To

voice a deep, inarticulate sound, as of pain,
grief, or displeasure. Str: 5009
unclean bird. Str: 5322

1376
( f.) Trans: CRYING Def: [To be

Act: Sparkle, Bloom, Despise, Whither Con: Spark,
1375
na-qi-on (m.) Trans: INNOCENCE Def:
the soil. Rel to root:
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1388
na-har (m.) Trans: RIVER Def: A natural
or deception which causes oppression. Anc Heb: ,

The pictograph is a picture of a seed representing
continuance, the is a picture of teeth representing
pressure. Combined these mean "continual pressing".
stream of water of considerable volume. The

life-giving water that washes over the soil. Str:
5104
1400
n.sh.a Trans: DECEIVE(V) Def: To cause to
Rel to root:
1389
ta-nur (m.) Trans: OVEN Def: A chamber
accept as true or valid what is false or invalid.

Can also mean usury in the sense of a
deception. In the participle form can mean
creditor in the sense of imposition. Alt Spelling:
Str: 5377, 5378, 5383
used for baking, heating or drying. As a lamp

for cooking. Str: 8574
1390
me-no-rah (f.) Trans: LAMPSTAND

Def: A platform, sometimes elevated, for
holding a lamp. Str: 4501
1401
Def: The sound from a musical instrument
[To be determined] Alt Spelling: Str:

4859, 4874
where the string is plucked or the singing that

accompanies it. Also, the plucking of fruit from a
vine or branch. Rel to root: music as bright
1391
Def: The removal of a debt through payment,

forgetting or forgiving.
z.m.r Trans: PLUCK(V) Def: To make music
1402
by plucking an instrument. To pick fruit. Str:

2167, 2168
1392
1393
( m.) Trans: SINGER Def: > Str: a.2171

( m.) Trans: MOUNTAIN-SHEEP Def: An
1403
( f.) Trans: VINE Def: From where
1404
Rel to root:
1405
e-nosh (m.) Trans: MAN Def: An adult
male human. (Often used to mean "each" in
the sense of an individual.) Rel to root: As
mortal. Alt Trans: each; one Alt Spelling:
Str: 0376, 0377, 0582
zim-rat (f.) Trans: MUSIC Def: An art

of sound in time that expresses ideas and
emotions in significant forms through the
elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and
color. Rel to root: From the plucking of a
stringed instrument. Str: 2176
1397
( m.) Trans: CAUSING.TO.OVERLOOK

Def: > Str: n/a
zim-rah (f.) Trans: CHOICE.FRUIT Def:

Having qualities that appeal to a cultivated
taste. As plucked from the tree or vine. Str:
2173
1396
na-she (m.) Trans: THIGH.MUSCLE Def:

Each side of the trunk formed by the lateral
parts of the pelvis and upper part of the femur
(thigh bone) together with the fleshy parts
covering them. Str: 5384
grapes are plucked. Str: 2156

1395
n.sh.h Trans: OVERLOOK(V) Def: To

unintentionaly look past, forget. Str: 5382
clean unknown species of animal. Str: 2169

1394
( m.) ( f.) Trans: LOAN Def:
1406
an-shah (f.) Trans: WOMAN Def: An

adult female person. As mortal. Alt Trans: each;
one Str: 0802
zim-rah (m.) Trans: MUSICIAN Def: >
Def: A blowing wind from the skies or from
Str: n/a
the wings of birds.
Rel to root: music as bright

1398
ki-nor (m.) Trans: HARP Def: A stringed
1407
n.sh.b Trans: GUST(V) Def: A sudden brief

rush of wind. The strong blowing of a wind. The
wind of a bird's wing when taking flight. Str:
5380
musical instrument that is plucked. Str: 3658
1399
( m.) Trans: YOUNG.BOY Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Loan, Forget, Despair, Sick, Bite Con: Debt, Man
Def: A bite, also usury as a biting.

1408
n.sh.k Trans: BITE(V) Def: To seize
especially with teeth or jaws; to sting, wound
Abs: Deception, Usury Def: An imposition such as a debt
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Def: A chemical that releases gases. Rel to
or pierce as with a fang. To give usury in the

sense of a biting. Str: 5391
1409
root: removing
ne-shek (m.) Trans: USURY Def: The
1419
lending or practice of lending money at an

exorbitant interest. Str: 5392
from one position to another. Str: 5425
Act: Shake Con: Rattle

1420
ney-a (m.) Trans: RATTLE Def: > Rel to root:
Def: The cool breeze that blows at twilight.

1410
n.sh.p Trans: BLOW(V) Def: To expel air
A musical instrument that is shaken. Str: n/a
from the mouth. Str: 5398

1411
( m.) Trans: EARED.OWL Def: An

unknown bird. Str: 3244
1421
battle with weapons.
n.sh.q Trans: KISS(V) Def: To touch

together as when kissing with the lips or in
battle with weapons. Str: 5401
1422

1423
n.ah.r Trans: SHAKE.OFF(V) Def: To
unknown bird, but probably a hawk or eagle.

Str: 5404
violently shake back and forth to throw

something off. To overthrow. Str: 5286, 5287
Act: Remove, Descend, Pour, Break, Draw, Pluck,
Act: Lift Con: Height

1424
se-ah (f.) Trans: SE'AH Def: A dry
Release

1414
n.t.k Trans: DROP.DOWN(V) Def: To pour
standard of measure equal to 1/3 ephah. Str:

5429
down, pour out to the ground or into a vessel.

To pour out anger to another. Str: 5413
1425
se-eyt (f.) Trans: ELEVATION Def: The

height to which something is raised. Alt
Spelling: Str: 7613

1415
n.t.ts Trans: BREAK.DOWN(V) Def: To
Rel to root:
1426
si-on (m.) Trans: HIGH.ONE Def: > Str:
demolish an elevated object; to tear down. Str:

5422
n/a

1416
n.t.q Trans: DRAW.AWAY(V) Def: To draw
Act: Turn,Surround, Drink, Enclose, Turn Con: Drink,

Gray Abs: Age Def: One drunk from strong drink, turns
from dizziness. The old, gray headed ones, easily
become dizzy. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of a thorn representing a turning, the is a
picture of a tent or what is inside. Combined these
mean "turning of the inside".
out or away as a bowstring or to draw a cord to

its breaking point. Str: 5423
( m.) Trans: ERUPTION Def: A disease of

the skin which breaks open drawing out liquid.
Str: 5424
1427
s.b.b Trans: GO.AROUND(V) Def: To circle

1418
n.t.sh Trans: ROOT.OUT(V) Def: [To be
completely around something. Alt Trans:

enclosed in (when written in the hophal
[passive causative] form) Str: 5437
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no-ah (f.) Trans: STAGGERING Def: > Str:

n/a
1413
ne-sher (m.) Trans: EAGLE Def: An
1417
n.w.ah Trans: STAGGER(V) Def: To reel

from side to side; to wag or shake back and
forth or up and down; to wander as staggering
about. Edenics: wag - with the removal of n Str:
5128
Def: A touching in love with the lips or in

1412
n.t.r Trans: LEAP(V) Def: To spring forward
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1428
sa-viv (m.) se-vi-vah (f.) Trans:
Act: Level, Harrow Con: Field, Foundation, Counsel,
ALL.AROUND Def: On all sides; enclose so as to

surround; in rotation or succession. A circling or
bordering about the edge. Str: 5439
Plaster Abs: Testimony Def: A level piece of ground for

planting crops or setting up tents or structures.
Def: A record that lays a foundation of truth
Def: An alcoholic beverage from its ability to
about an event.
make one drunk and dizzy. A turning around from

dizziness.
1429
1438
Str: 7717
s.b.a Trans: IMBIBE(V) Def: To drink
Def: A level plot of ground.

1439
sa-deh (m.) Trans: FIELD Def: An open
strong drink that can cause intoxication. Str:

5433
( m.) Trans: DRUNKARD Def: > Str: n/a

Def: The hair color of those who are old, ones
land area free of trees and buildings. A level

plot of ground. Edenics: sod Str: 7704
1430
Def: A group of elders of the tribe who sit in
who easily become dizzy. Rel to root:

1431
counsel as the foundation to the tribe.
si-vah (f.) Trans: GRAY.HEADED Def:
1440
One who has gray hair from old age; an old

man. Alt Spelling: Str: 7872
Def: The foundation of a place such as of a

building, time as the beginning, or a group as the
elders of the tribe who sit in counsel.
filled full or to overflowing; to have a complete

amount. Str: 7646
1441
sa-va (m.) Trans: PLENTY Def: A full or
1442
( m.) ( f.) Trans: FOUNDATION

Def: A supporting and level base of a building
or structure which lies on or in the ground. Str:
4143, 4144, 4145, 4146
so-va (m.) Trans: SATISFACTION Def: The

state of being content. Alt Spelling: Str:
7648
1443
ye-sod (m.) ye-so-dah (f.)

Trans: BOTTOM.BASE Def: A supporting and
level base of a building or structure which lies
on or in the ground. Alt Spelling: Str:
3246, 3247, 3248, 4328
Act: Turn, Increase, Grow, Refuse Con: Large Abs:

Increase Def: To turn around or change directions. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a thorn
representing a turning, the is a picture of a foot.
Combined these mean "turning of the foot".
Def: A limestone plaster is made for the floor

of buildings to form a smooth and level surface. Rel
to root:
Rel to root: through the idea of departing

1435
n.s.g Trans: OVERTAKE(V) Def: To catch up
1444
with; to remove in the sense of taking over. Str:

5253, 5381
( m.) Trans: LIME Def: A chalky white

powder used for making plaster. Alt Spelling:
Str: 7875
1436
se-gu-lah (f.) Trans: JEWEL Def: A
1445
ah.d.p Trans: EXCEED(V) Def: Running
precious stone. Something of value. Str: 5459
over, filled beyond capacity. Str: 5736
Rel to root:
1437
pis-gah (f.) Trans: CLEFT Def: > Str:
Rel to root:
1446
e-den Trans: PLEASURE Def: A state of
n/a
Jeff A. Benner
y.s.d Trans: FOUND(V) Def: To lay a

foundation of a house, place or plan. Str: 3245
more than adequate supply. What is full,

satisfied or abundant. Alt Spelling: Str:
7647, 7649
1434
sod (m.) Trans: CONFIDENCE Def: Advice

given in secret as a result of consultation. Str:
5475
1432
sh.b.ah Trans: BE.SATISFIED(V) Def: To be
1433
( m.) Trans: RECORD Def: > Alt Spelling:
gratification. Str: 5730
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1447
ma-a-dan (m.) Trans: TASTY.FOOD Def:
Act: Cover, Watch, Keep, Shut, Hire, Dwell Con:
Having a marked and pleasing flavor. As a

pleasurable thing. Str: 4574
Booth, Hedge, Shrub, Chamber, Cage, Wage, Dwelling

Def: The watcher over the crops, flock or herd, would
construct a covering (booth) as a shelter from the sun,
wind or rain. These coverings were often constructed on
an elevated position, and from materials readily
available such as bushes, thorns and small trees. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a thorn
representing protection, the is a picture of the palm
of the hand representing a covering. Combined these
mean "protective covering".
Con: Sheep, Veil

1448
seh (m.) Trans: RAM Def: A member of a
flock of sheep or goats. Alt Spelling: Str:
2089, 7716
1449
mas-weh (m.) Trans: HOOD Def: A
1457
covering of the entire head and face. Str: 4533
determined] Rel to root: A covering, hedge or

thicket of thorns or bushes for protection from
the elements or predators. Alt Spelling:
Edenics: shack - with the exchange of the s and
sh Str: 5519, 7899, 7900
Act: Sweep, Meditate, Swim
1450
s.w.hh Trans: MEDITATE(V) Def: To
1458
engage in contemplation. A sweeping away in

thought. Alt Spelling: Str: 7742
Def: The intertwining branches of thorn

bushes for making a defensive wall.
1459
Def: > Str: n/a
sh.k.k Trans: FENCE.AROUND(V) Def: To

surround with a wall of protection or covering.
To encompass completely. Str: 5526
1452
s.hh.t Trans: PRESS(V) Def: Pressure or
Def: The booth is a covering.

1460
s.k.h Trans: LOOK.FORTH(V) Def: > Str:
pushing action. Alt Spelling: Str: 7818
Act: Turn, Hate, Oppose Con: Rebel, Opponent
n/a
Abs: Opposition Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a

picture of a thorn representing a turning, the is a
picture of a round basket. Combined these mean "turn
around".
Def: The booth is a covering. Rel to root:

1461
su-kah (f.) Trans: BOOTH Def: A
temporary shelter; a small enclosure; dwelling
place. Str: 5521
1453
s.t.h Trans: GO.ASIDE(V) Def: To turn
1462
si-ahh (m.) Trans: SHRUB Def: A low-
aside or away. Alt Spelling: Str: 7847
Rel to root: turning

1454
s.t.m Trans: HOLD.A.GRUDGE(V) Def: Be
growing, usually severally stemmed bush or

woody plant, as used for making booths. Alt
Spelling: Str: 7880
unwilling to give in or admit to. Alt Spelling:

Str: 7852
Rel to root: keeping something covered

1463
hh.s.k Trans: KEEP.BACK(V) Def: To hold

1455
( m.) Trans: OPPONENT Def: One who is
something back or restrain. Alt Spelling:

Str: 2820
on the opposing side of an action or thought;

an adversary. Alt Spelling: Str: 7854
Rel to root: an enclosure

1464
s.g.r Trans: SHUT(V) Def: To close or block
( f.) Trans: OPPOSITION Def: > Alt
an opening. Alt Spelling: Str: 5462, 5534
Spelling: Str: 7855
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ma-sak (m.) Trans: CANOPY Def: The

covering of a temporary shelter. Str: 4539
Rel to root:
1451
si-hhon (m.) Trans: MEDITATING.ONE
1456
( m.) Trans: STICKERBUSH Def: [To be
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sa-gur (m.) Trans: SIGHTLESSNESS Def:
1477
Sightless; unquestioning, as having no regard to

rational discrimination, guidance or restriction.
As a shutting of the eyes. Str: 5575
1466
place of habitation or residence. Str: 4908
Act: Lift, Compare, Fly, Carry, Forgive Con: Basket,

Ladder, Thorn, Burden, Garment, Cliff
mis-ge-ret (f.) Trans: RIM Def: The
1478
edge of a region, hole, etc. , in the sense of

enclosing. Str: 4526
1479
s.l.l Trans: BUILD.UP(V) Def: To raise the
service or profit in order that one may benefit

from it. Str: 5532, 5533
elevation of the bank of a river or a highway. To

raise one up higher than others. Str: 5549
mis-ke-nah (f.) Trans: STOREHOUSE

Def: Places for storing foods or other items for
future benefit. Str: 4543
1469
1480
s.l.a Trans: COMPARE(V) Def: > Str: 5537
1481
so-let (f.) Trans: FLOUR Def: Finely
( f.) Trans: POVERTY Def: Those who

rely on benefits from others. Str: 4544
Def: A payment of wages or reward for

services. Rel to root: as a covering for services
1470
ground meal of grain used for making bread.

Str: 5560
sh.k.r Trans: HIRE(V) Def: Payment for

labor or personal services; to engage the
personal service of another. Edenics: succor,
secure Str: 7936
1471
1482
se-kher (m.) Trans: WAGE Def: The
1483
se-law (f.) Trans: QUAIL Def: A small bird
se-khir (m.) Trans: HIRELING Def: One
used as a food. Rel to root: As lifting up quickly.

who is hired for service and receives

compensation. Str: 7916
1473
Rel to root:
1484
( f.) Trans: HIGHWAY Def: A road
mas-ko-ret (f.) Trans: PAYMENT

Def: Something that is paid. Alt Spelling:
Str: 4909
constructed above the surrounding area. Str:

4546
1474
s.k.t Trans: TAKE.HEED(V) Def: To be
Def: A large number of locusts can devastate

a crop by devouring it.
silent. Str: 5535
1485
1475
sh.k.n Trans: DWELL(V) Def: To remain for
1486
( m.) Trans: HERBAGE Def: A plant used

as food for men and animals as grown in the
yard. Alt Spelling: Str: 2682
Rel to root: raising

1487
s.b.l Trans: CARRY(V) Def: To transfer
she-khen (m.) Trans: DWELLER Def: The

resident of a region. Also a habitation, the
place of residence. Str: 7933, 7934
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Trans: DEVOUR(V) Def: [To be

a time; to live as a resident; to stay or sit in one

location for an indeterminate duration. Str:
7931
1476
su-lam (m.) Trans: LADDER Def: Used

to raise up. A structure for climbing up or
down. Str: 5551
reward or pay the price for one's labor. Str:

7938, 7939
1472
sal (m.) Trans: WICKER.BASKET Def: A

receptacle made of interwoven materials such
as reeds. Rel to root: Carried by lifting it up on
the head. Str: 5536
Rel to root: as a covering of stores

1467
s.k.n Trans: BENEFIT(V) Def: To be of use,
1468
mish-kan (m.) Trans: DWELLING Def: A
from one place to another; to transport as by

vehicle. Str: 5445
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1488
se-va-lah (f.) Trans: BURDEN Def: The
1499
heavy load carried in bondage. Str: 5450
SECURITY.DEPOSIT Def: [To be determined] Alt

Spelling: Str: 8667
Rel to root: lifting one out of a debt

1489
s.l.hh Trans: FORGIVE(V) Def: To pardon;
Def: The supporting of something by laying

against or on it. Rel to root: setting up a support
to overlook an offense and treat the offender

as not guilty. Str: 5545
1500
1501
q.s.m Trans: DIVINE(V) Def: To practice
Def: Garments worn over top of other

garments. Str: 8008
divination. Str: 7080
Rel to root: height

1491
( m.) Trans: CLIFF Def: A high rock, cliff or
1502
Def: A holding up of something. Rel to root:
( m.) Trans: LOCUST Def: From its high
setting up a support
jumping. Str: 5556
1503
1493
s.l.p Trans: TWIST.BACKWARDS(V) Def: A
t.m.k Trans: UPHOLD(V) Def: To give

support or to steady. Str: 8551
Act: Pierce, Store, Uncover, Guard Con: Thorn,
path that winds back on itself. To twist words

or actions away from their proper context. Str:
5557
Weapon, Shield, Brier Abs: Hate, Harm, Custody Def:

The thorn, the seed of a plant with small sharp points)
cause one to turn directions to avoid them. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a thorn, the is
a picture of seed. Combined these mean "thorn seed".
Def: The chiseling of stone to form an image.

1494
p.s.l Trans: SCULPT(V) Def: To carve or
1504
chisel out a figure from wood or stone. Str:

6458
tseyn (m.) Trans: SHARP.THORN Def: A

pointed, piercing object. Edenics: sin Str: 6791
1505
( m.) Trans: PRICKLY.THORN Def: A sharp
pe-sel (m.) Trans: SCULPTURE Def: A

figurine that is formed and shaped from stone,
wood or clay. Alt Spelling: Str: 6456, 6459
thorn that causes pain. Alt Spelling: Str:

6796
Act: Place, Support, Appoint, Hold Con: Spices,
1506
a-son (m.) Trans: HARM Def: Physical or
Storehouse
1496
( m.) Trans: DIVINATION Def: [To be

towering rock, as a place of defense. Str: 5553
1495
s.m.k Trans: SUPPORT(V) Def: To uphold

or defend; to hold up or serve as a foundation
or prop for. Str: 5564
Rel to root: lifting onto the body

1490
sal-mah (f.) Trans: OUTER.GARMENT
1492
te-su-mah (f.) Trans:
sam (m.) Trans: AROMATIC.SPICE Def: A

spice that is pleasing to the nose. Str: 5561
mental damage; injury. The pain from the

thorn. Str: 0611
Def: A storage facility for placing provisions.

1497
( m.) Trans: BARN Def: [To be
Def: Like a thorn, hate causes one to turn

away from another.
1507
1498
s.y.m Trans: PLACE(V) Def: To put or set in
s.n.a Trans: HATE(V) Def: Intense hostility

and aversion, usually deriving from fear, anger,
or sense of injury; extreme dislike or antipathy.
a particular place, position, situation, or

relation. Alt Spelling: Str: 3455, 7760
1508
( f.) Trans: HATE Def: [To be

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( m.) ( f.) Trans: HATED Def: [To
Act: Gather, Consume, Add, Record Con: Lip, Door,
be determined] Alt Spelling: Str: 8146
Store, Feed, Reed, Scroll Def: The rim, or lips of the

bowl, which circle around it. The bowl is used for
gathering things together and for eating. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a thorn
representing a turning, the is a picture of a mouth.
Combined these mean "turning mouth".
1510
se-neh (m.) Trans: THORN.BUSH Def: A
plant, bush or tree, that grows thorns. Str: 5572
1511
se-nir (m.) Trans: SNOW.MOUNTAIN
1520
a lip. The lip of the door. Str: 5592
Def: > Str: n/a
1521
Def: A close watching of something for
1513
sh.m.r Trans: SAFEGUARD
1522
Def: The act

or the duty of protecting or defending; to
watch over or guard in the sense of preserving
or protecting. To keep watch. Alt Trans:
guardian (when written in the participle form)
Str: 8104, 8109
Def: The gathering together of a group into a

bowl. An assembly of people in a place.
1523
mish-mar (m.) Trans: CUSTODY Def:
1524
1517
1525
mish-me-ret (f.) Trans: CHARGE
1526
mis-po (m.) Trans: PROVENDER Def:
shi-mur (m.) Trans: SAFEGUARDING
Dry food for domestic animals. A gathering of

food. Str: 4554
( m.) Trans: GUARD Def: > Str: n/a

ash-mu-rah (f.) Trans:
Def: The edge of the mouth where food is

gathered.
1527
s.p.h Trans: CONSUME(V) Def: To eat or

drink; with the lips. Str: 5595
Def: Reeds and weeds (including papyrus)
Act: Turn Con: Moth, Horse Abs: Joy
1518
s.w.s Trans: SKIP(V) Def: To move with
grow at the edge, or lip, of ponds and stream. Rel to

root:
1528
suph (m.) Trans: REEDS Def: The plants

that grow at the edge, or lip, of a river or pond.
This word can also mean the edge or
conclusion of something. Str: 5488, 5490
quick steps in joy. Alt Spelling: Str:

7797
sus (m.) Trans: HORSE Def: A
1529
domesticated animal used as a beast of burden,

a draft animal or for riding. Rel to root: From
its turning around in play. Str: 5483
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( m.) Trans: MIXED.MULTITUDE Def:

A gathering of people. Str: 0628
NIGHT.WATCH Def: An increment of time

during the night when guards watch the area.
Str: 0821
1519
a-siph (m.) Trans: GATHERING Def:

That which has been brought together. [. Str:
0614
Def: To keep safe. To protect. Str: 8107

1516
a.s.p Trans: GATHER(V) Def: To bring

together; to accumulate and place in readiness.
Str: 0622
Def: A person or thing committed to the care of

another. What is given to be watched over and
protected. Str: 4931
1515
( m.) Trans: UPPER.LIP Def: [To be

(V)
Immediate charge and control exercised by a

person or authority. A careful watching over as
an office, guard or prison. Str: 4929
1514
sa-phah (f.) Trans: LIP Def: The rim or

edge of the mouth or other opening. Language,
as spoken from the lips. Alt Trans: edge Str:
8193
guarding or protecting. Shepherds constructed

corrals of briers at night to protect the flock from
predators. Rel to root: from the thorns used in
constructing a corral
1512
saph (m.) Trans: TUB Def: A container with
( f.) Trans: WHIRLWIND Def: A circling

wind that devours what is on the land in its
mouth. Str: 5492
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Def: An adding or augmenting to something
Con: Sack
1540
saq (m.) Trans: SACK Def: A bag of cloth or
by adding to it.
1530
y.s.p Trans: ADD(V) Def: To augment
skins for carrying foods or objects. Alt Spelling:

Edenics: sack Str: 8242
something by increasing it in amount or supply.

Alt Trans: again (when written in the hiphil
Act: Rule, Turn, Bind, Knead, Correct, Commit,

Twist Con: Ruler, Bread, Ornament, Brier, Halter Abs:
Noble, Instruction, Remnant Def: The turning of the
head to another direction. One who rules turns the
people to his direction. The turning the head of the child
or student into a particular direction. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a thorn representing a
turning, the is a picture of a head. Combined these
mean "turn the head".
Rel to root:
1531
mahh-soph (m.) Trans: EXPOSE Def:
To cause to be visible or open to public view. In
the sense of uncovering. Alt Spelling: Str:
4286
1532
s.p.d Trans: LAMENT(V) Def: To mourn
1541
outstanding qualities or properties. Of high

birth or exalted rank. One who has authority.
May also mean "heavy" from the weight of
responsibility on one in authority. Rel to root:
The turning of another toward a direction. Alt
aloud; wail. Str: 5594

1533
mis-peyd (m.) Trans: LAMENTING Def:

The act of mourning. Str: 4553
1534
s.p.n Trans: BOARDED.UP(V) Def: To cover
1542
1543
1535
s.p.q Trans: CLASP(V) Def: [To be
1544
s.r.r Trans: BE.STUBBORN(V) Def: To turn
Def: A recording of a story or numbers. Rel to
away from the correct path toward another

direction. Alt Spelling: Str: 5637, 7786,
8323
root: from the speaking of a record
s.p.r Trans: COUNT(V) Def: To find the
Def: The yoke is bound to the neck of the
total number of units. Also to give an account

on record. Alt Trans: recount; recounted (when
written in the piel [intensive] form) Edenics:
cipher, separate Str: 5608
oxen and used by the driver to turn the head of the

oxen. A yoke was also used for prisoners. A binding
of someone or something to move it by force.
se-pher (m.) siph-rah (f.) Trans:
1545
1546
1547
( m.) Trans: BOND Def: [To be

Def: The twisting and turning of the bread.

1548
se-or (m.) Trans: LEAVEN Def: The
element that causes bread to rise, such as salt
or yeast. Str: 7603
mis-phar (m.) Trans: NUMBER Def: A

sum of units. Counting as a recording. Str: 4557
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a-sir (m.) Trans: PRISONER Def: One

who is bound or confined. Str: 0615, 0616
sa-phir (m.) Trans: LAPIS.LAZULI Def:

Probably the Lapis Lazuli which is similar to the
color of the Sapphire. While the Hebrew word
is saphiyr, the origin of the word Sapphire, the
Sapphire was unknown until the Roman period.
Edenics: sapphire Str: 5601
1539
a.s.r Trans: TIE.UP(V) Def: To wrap or

fasten with a cord. Str: 0631
SCROLL Def: A document or record written on a

sheet of papyrus, leather or parchment and
rolled up for storage. Str: 5612
1538
( m.) Trans: PRINCESS Def: A female of

authority. Str: n/a
1537
( f.) Trans: NOBLEWOMAN Def: A female

of authority. Alt Spelling: Str: 8282
as a ceiling or to hide. Alt Spelling: Str:

5603, 8226
1536
sar (m.) Trans: NOBLE Def: Possessing
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1549
mish-eret (f.) Trans:
1560
KNEADING.BOWL Def: The vessel used for

mixing bread dough. Str: 4863
Articles of clothing made by weaving together

fibers. Str: 8278, 8279
Rel to root:
1550
so-har (m.) Trans: PRISON Def: A place
1561
Def: A remnant that is in excess or is not

needed or wanted. Rel to root: a remnant
1551
s.r.h Trans: TURN.AWAY(V) Def: To
1562
Def: The halter is bound to the ox in order to
1563
turn its head in the right direction.
1553
Def: To change
the location, position, station, or residence; to
remove. Alt Trans: remove (when written in
the hiphil [causative] form) Alt Spelling:
Str: 5493, 7787
Def: An incision, scratch or laceration.

1564
s.r.t Trans: SLICE(V) Def: [To be
determined] Alt Spelling: Edenics: serrate
Str: 8295
( f.) Trans: TURNING.ASIDE Def: A

1565
( f.) Trans: QUANTITY Def: A large
Def: The laces of the sandal that are twisted
amount. Alt Spelling: Str: 4884
around the foot and ankles. Rel to root:

1566
or force, of the child or student into a particular

direction.
1557
y.s.r Trans: CORRECT(V) Def: To make a
Def: A castrated male and often used as

officers. Rel to root: rule
mu-sar (m.)
mo-sey-rah (f.) Trans:
STRAP Def: A long and narrow band. Str: 4147
1567
sa-ris (m.) Trans: EUNUCH Def: A

castrated man. As eunuchs were used as
officers, may also mean an officer. Str: 5631
mu-sar (m.) mo-sey-rah (f.) Trans:

DISCIPLINE Def: Knowledge, information or
example imparted to provide guidance,
correction and discipline. Str: 4561, 4148
Def: Something of an unusual or excessive

length. Rel to root: a remnant
1558
sir (m.) Trans: POT Def: A vessel used for
1568
s.r.ah Trans: BE.SUPERFLUOUS(V) Def: [To

1569
( f.) Trans: CHOICE.VINEYARD Def: >
cooking or storing. Str: 5518

1559
m.s.r Trans: COMMIT(V) Def: [To be
Alt Spelling: Str: n/a

1570
so-reyq (m.) ( f.) Trans:

CHOICE.VINE Def: The best of the vine, the best
grapes. Alt Spelling: Str: 8321
Rel to root: a remnant

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se-rokh (m.) Trans: LACE Def: A cord or

string used to draw the edges of shoes or a
garment together, as twisted around the foot
for attaching sandals. Alt Spelling: Str:
8288
preferred change in direction through

instruction or chastisement. Str: 3256
1556
( m.) ( f.) Trans: SLICING Def: [To

Def: The turning the head, through instruction

1555
se-rahh (m.) Trans: OVERHANG Def: The

part that extends out. What is left over. A
remnant or residue. Str: 5629
(V)
change in location, position, station or

residence, usually as a revolt. Str: 5627
1554
s.r.hh Trans: OVERHANG(V) Def: To

proceed beyond any given or supposed limit or
measure. To extend beyond proper bounds. To
be superfluous. Str: 5628
deviate from the correct path toward another

direction. Alt Spelling: Str: 8280
s.w.r Trans: TURN.ASIDE
( m.) Trans: SURVIVE Def: What is left

behind. Alt Spelling: Str: 8300
of confinement. Str: 5470
1552
se-red (m.) Trans: BRAIDED.WORK Def:
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Rel to root: turning the head

1571
( m.) Trans: HALTER Def: A device used for
bondservant or hired hand. Str: 5650, 5652,

5657
1581
leading an animal. Str: 7448
Labor provided by a servant or slave. Str: 5656
Act: Stir Con: Winter
1572
Trans: PERSUADE(V) Def: [To be
1573
Def: When something is borrowed the

borrower gives an item as a pledge as a security for
the return of what is borrowed.
determined] Edenics: stir - with an added r; suit

Str: 5496
1582
sut (m.) Trans: COAT Def: An outer
1583
Act: Bake Con: Cake

Def: Cakes baked on hot stones. Rel to root:
1584
og (m.) u-gah (f.) Trans:
halting or closing. Alt Spelling: Str: 5640
BREAD.CAKE Def: A bread that is baked on hot

stones. Str: 5692
1575
s.t.r Trans: HIDE(V) Def: To put out of
Act: Adorn, Meet Con: Trappings Abs: Witness,
( m.) ( f.) Trans: HIDING Def: A
Appointment Def: As coming to a tent of meeting and

entering in. A place, time or event that is repeated again
and again. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture
of the eye, the is a picture of the door. Combined
these mean "see the door".
shelter or other place of hiding. Alt Spelling:

Str: 5643
1585
sight; to conceal from view; to keep secret.

Hide or conceal. Alt Spelling: Edenics:
mystery Str: 5641, 8368
Con: Storm Abs: Horrible Anc Heb: , The original
1586
pictograph of the represented chaos and storm.

or of a person's rage that cause one to fear.
s.ah.r Trans: STORM(V) Def: To be afraid

as from a storm. Alt Spelling: Str: 5590,
8175
1587
Con: Beam
Def: A work performed or made for another
ey-dah (f.) Trans: COMPANY Def: A group

of persons or things for carrying on a project or
undertaking; a group with a common
testimony. May also mean a witness or
testimony. Alt Trans: witness Str: 5712, 5713
out of obligation, requirement or gratitude.
ah.b.d Trans: SERVE(V) Def: To provide a
1588
service to another, as a servant or slave or to

work at a profession. Edenics: obey Str: 5647
1580
ad (m.) Trans: UNTIL Def: The conclusion of

a determinate period of time. Also, again; a
repetition of time, either definite or indefinite;
another time; once more. Alt Trans: again;
also; as far as; as well as; before; beyond; by;
concerning; even; for; unto; still (when
followed by the word "IN.THIS.WAY") Str: 5703,
5704
Def: The strong winds and torrents of a storm
1579
eyd (f.) Trans: WITNESS Def: Attestation of

a fact or event. An object, person or group that
affords evidence. Rel to root: An event or
person's testimony recounting another event
or person. Str: 5707
si-tar (m.) Trans: PROTECTION Def:

Shielded from harm or destruction, in the sense
of being hidden. Str: n/a
1578
( m.) Trans: PLEDGE Def: What is given

as security for a loan. Str: 5667
1574
s.t.m Trans: SHUT.UP(V) Def: To stop by
1577
ah.b.t Trans: MAKE.A.PLEDGE(V) Def: [To

garment varying in length and style; the

external growth on an animal. Str: 5497
1576
a-vo-dah (f.) Trans: SERVICE Def:
ey-dut (f.) Trans: EVIDENCE Def: That

which proves or disproves something;
something that makes plain or clear; an
indication or sign. Str: 5715
e-ved (m.) Trans: SERVANT Def: One who

provides a service to another, as a slave,
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a-di (m.) Trans: TRAPPINGS Def: Articles
Def: A strong refuge as a place for making a
of dress or adornment that often witness to a

person's position or rank. Str: 5716
firm and fierce stand.

1599
Def: An adornment for testifying to ones
fearless and daring; courageous. Alt Trans: seek

refuge (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Str: 5756
position, rank or authority. Rel to root:

1590
od (m.) Trans: ADORNMENT Def: > Str:

1600
n/a
1601
ah.z.r Trans: HELP(V) Def: To give
enclose; to repeat or do again what has been

said or done. Alt Trans: warn (when written in
assistance or support to. Str: 5826
od (m.) Trans: YET.AGAIN Def: A repeating

1602
of something. Alt Trans: again; also; another;

continue; even; ever; more; still; while; yet Str:
5750
Act: Wrap, Cover, Encircle Con: Bird of prey, Talon,
repeated such as the monthly and yearly feasts.
Wreath Def: A bird of prey is able to see his prey from a

great distance. He then drops down on its prey with the
talons firmly surrounding the prey, crushing and
suffocating it. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of the eye, the is a picture of a basket or other
container. Combined these mean "see and contain".
y.ah.d Trans: APPOINT(V) Def: To arrange,

fix or set in place, to determine a set place or
time to meet. Str: 3259
1594
mo-eyd (m.) Trans: APPOINTED Def: A

person, place, thing or time that is fixed or
officially set. Str: 4150, 4151
Def: A tight wrapping around of something.

1603
ah.t.h Trans: ENWRAP(V) Def: To tightly
1595
ba-ad (m.) Trans: ROUND.ABOUT Def: A
wrap something up. Str: 5844
Rel to root:
1604
a-yit (m.) Trans: BIRD.OF.PREY Def: A
circuitous way or route. Alt Trans: concerning

Str: 1157
1596
s.ah.d Trans: HOLD.UP(V) Def: To
carnivorous bird that feeds on carrion or meat

taken by hunting. Str: 5861
Rel to root: bird of prey

1605
( f.) Trans: OSPREY Def: An unknown
continue in the same condition without failing

or losing effectiveness or force. Be a support or
aid for strength or rest. Str: 5582
bird of prey. Str: 5822
Act: Bold. Gather Abs: Strong Anc Heb: , The
Rel to root: as being wrapped

1606
ah.t.p Trans: TURN.OVER(V) Def: To turn
pictograph is a picture of the eye representing

knowing, the is a picture of cutting implement.
Combined these mean "know a weapon".
1597
aside in fainting or hiding. Alt Trans: feeble

Str: 5848
az (m.) Trans: STRONG Def: Having or

marked by great physical strength. Str: 5794
1598
a-zan (m.) Trans: STRONG.ONE Def: > Str:
Rel to root: as being wrapped

1607
( f.) Trans: WREATH Def: > Str: 5850
n/a
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e-zer (m.) ez-rah (f.) Trans: HELP

Def: Providing assistance or relief to another.
One who comes to assist with a trouble or
burden. Alt Spelling: Str: 5828, 5833
Def: An appointed place, time or event that is

1593
oz (m.) Trans: BOLDNESS Def: Knowing

one's position or authority and standing in it.
Strengthened and protected from danger. Str:
5797
Def: The repeating of an account.

1591
ah.w.d Trans: WRAP.AROUND(V) Def: To
1592
ah.w.z Trans: BE.BOLD(V) Def: To be
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Con: Heap
1608
ey (m.) Trans: RUINED.HEAP Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Extinguish, Crush, Rattle, Restrain Con: Heel,
above; above or top (when prefixed with "to~")

Str: 4605
1618
straight or stepped incline for ascending and

descending. Str: 4609
Anklet
Rel to root: pressing down with the heel

1609
m.ah.k Trans: PRESS.FIRMLY(V) Def: [To
1619
Def: The yoke was listed up onto the shoulder

of the oxen to perform work.
( f.) Trans: FIRMLY.PRESSED Def: > Str:
1620
n/a
with; to destroy tranquility; to throw into

disorder. Agitate or trouble, as when stirring
water. Str: 5916
1621
1622
Def: The lifting of the yoke onto the shoulder.
step forward.
One taken into exile is placed in the yoke for

transport and the yoke of bondage. It was a
common practice to strip the clothes off of those
taken into exile.
ah.q.b Trans: RESTRAIN(V) Def: To

prevent from doing. Hold back, in the sense of
grabbing the heel. Str: 6117
e-qev (m.) Trans: HEEL Def: What is
1623
restrained when taking a step forward. Edenics:

ankle; angle Str: 6119, 6120
1615
ey-qev (m.) Trans: SINCE Def: From a
1624
1625
( m.) Trans: ASCENT Def: A place of

straight or stepped incline. Str: 4608
Con: Yoke, Twilight, Abs: Ancient Def: The yoke, a staff

is lifted over the shoulder, is attached to the oxen for
performing work. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of they eye representing knowledge and
experience, the is a picture of a shepherd staff or
yoke. Combined these mean "experience the staff".
1626
( f.) Trans: LOFT Def: A room on top of

the house used during hot days of summer. Str:
5944
Def: The lifting up of the yoke upon the

shoulders of the oxen.
al (m.) Trans: UPON Def: To be on or over
1627
in the sense of the yoke that is placed on the

neck of the ox. Alt Trans: about; above;
according to; also; because; by; concerning; in;
in addition; over; with; therefore (when
followed by the word "SO") Str: 5921
ul (m.) Trans: YOKE Def: A wooden bar or

frame by which two draft animals are joined at
the heads or necks for working together. Alt
Spelling: Str: 5923
1628
ma-al (m.) Trans: UPWARD Def: In a
o-lah (f.) Trans: BURNT.OFFERING Def:

The rising of smoke from a carcass placed in a
fire. Alt Spelling: Str: 1473, 5930
direction from lower to higher. Alt Trans:
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a-leh (m.) Trans: LEAF Def: Foliage of a

tree or plant. As high in the tree. Str: 5929
Act: Work, Rejoice, Hide, Triumph, Labor, Make
1617
ah.l.h Trans: GO.UP(V) Def: To go, come

or bring higher. Alt Trans: bring up (when
time in the past until now, in the sense of being

on the heel of something else. Str: 6118
1616
( f.) Trans: WORKINGS Def: [To be

Def: The restraining of the heel when taking a
1614
( m.) Trans: WORKS Def: What is done

or performed. Str: 4611
akh-ran (m.) Trans: DISTURBED.ONE

Def: > Str: n/a
1613
ah.l.l Trans: WORK.OVER(V) Def: To

carefully and thoroughly perform a task such as
gleaning a field. Also, to mock or abuse in the
sense of walking over another. Alt Trans:
abused (when written in the hitpa'el [reflexive]
form) Str: 5953
1611
ah.k.r Trans: DISTURB(V) Def: To interfere
1612
el-yon (m.) Trans: UPPER Def: Higher

than the others. Str: 5945

1610
ma-a-lah (f.) Trans: STAIR.STEP Def: A
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1629
y.ah.l Trans: RISE.ABOVE(V) Def: > Str:
1640
light from the sky between full night and

sunrise; or between sunset and full night. Str:
5939
3276
Def: An upper garment lifted up onto the
Def: Beyond the field of vision of time or
shoulders. Rel to root:

1630
space.
me-il (m.) Trans: CLOAK Def: A loose
1641
outer garment worn over other clothes both by

men and women. Str: 4598
to the servant.
1642
b.ah.l Trans: MARRY
(V)
ba-al (m.) Trans: MASTER Def: Having
1643
chief authority; a workman qualified to teach

apprentices. Str: 1167
1644
1645
Rel to root: work

1634
m.ah.l Trans: TRANSGRESS(V) Def: To
1646
ah.l.p Trans: WRAP(V) Def: To envelop and
commit an unintentional or treacherous act

that results in error. Str: 4603
secure for transport or storage. Also, meaning

to faint. Str: 5968
( m.) Trans: TRANSGRESSION Def: An
Rel to root: raising the arms in joy

Rel to root: work
1647
a-mal Trans: LABOR Def: To exert ones
unintentional or treacherous act that results in

error. Str: 4604
Rel to root: being put on

1636
na-al (m.) na-a-lah (f.) Trans:
power of body or mind, especially with painful

or strenuous effort. A labor that causes grief,
pain or weariness. A laborer as one who toils.
Str: 5999, 6001
SANDAL Def: A shoe consisting of a sole

strapped to the foot. Str: 5275
1637
na-ar (m.) Trans: YOUNG.MAN Def: A
Rel to root: work

1648
p.ah.l Trans: MAKE(V) Def: To perform a
male that has moved from youth to young

adulthood. Str: 5288, 5289
task of physical labor. Str: 6466, 6468
na-a-rah (f.) Trans: YOUNG.WOMAN
1649
Def: A female that has moved from youth to

young adulthood. Str: 5291
1639
( m.) Trans: DEED Def: A work or action

that is made. Str: 6467
Act: Dim, Stand, Bind Con: People, Side, Pillar,
na-ur (f.) Trans: YOUNG.AGE Def: A
Sheaf Def: A large group of people in one location. Anc

Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the eye,
the is a picture of the sea representing mass.
Combined these mean "see a mass".
person of short life. Str: 5271
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o-lam (m.) Trans: DISTANT Def: A far off

place as hidden beyond the horizon. A far off
time as hidden from the present; the distant
past or future. A place or time that cannot be
perceived. Str: 5769
Def: > Str: n/a
1638
( m.) Trans: ANCIENT Def: > Str: n/a

al-mon (m.) Trans: OUT.OF.SIGHT Def:
> Str: n/a
1633
da-phaq (m.) Trans: YOKE.BREAKER
1635
al-mah (f.) Trans: YOUNG.MAIDEN Def:

A young female of marriageable age or newly
married as at the prime age for work. Str: 5959
Def: To join as
husband and wife. Str: 1166

1632
ah.l.m Trans: BE.OUT.OF.SIGHT(V) Def: To

be hidden or obscured from vision; to be
beyond the horizon; to be covered or unknown.
Str: 5956
Rel to root: as a yoke which binds the master

1631
a-la-tah (f.) Trans: TWILIGHT Def: The
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1650
1651
am (m.) Trans: PEOPLE Def: A large group
1663
of men or women. Rel to root: A large group of

people in one location. Those who are with or
near each other. Str: 5971
1664
( f.) Trans: NEIGHBOR Def: [To be
1665
( m.) Trans: TRIBAL Def: > Str: n/a

Def: Through the idea of being together.
1653
u-mat (f.) Trans: ALONGSIDE Def: To
1652
Def: A repetitive beating or sounding as the

hoofs of a running horse, the beating of the heart or
the ringing of a bell.
1666
stand with, or next to, someone or something.

Str: 5980
1667
group.
1655
n.ah.m Trans: BE.DELIGHTFUL(V) Def: One
1668
( f.) Trans: DELIGHTFUL Def: > Str: n/a

( m.) Trans: PLEASANTNESS Def: > Str:
Act: Watch, Answer Con: Eye, Furrow, Abode, Owl

Abs: Business, Gentle Def: The nomadic agriculturist
carefully watches over his livestock and crops by
keeping a close eye on them. It was common to
construct a shelter consisting of a roof on four posts, as
a shelter from the glare of the sun. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the eye, the is a picture
of a seed representing continuance. Combined these
mean "eye of continuance".
5282
Rel to root: as standing with another

1658
ah.m.d Trans: STAND(V) Def: To rise, raise
or set in a place. Str: 5975, 5976
a-mud (m.) Trans: PILLAR Def: A
1669
standing upright post or column. Str: 5982

1660
Rel to root:
1661
ey-meq (m.) Trans: VALLEY Def: An
Def: A watching over something of importance.

1670
ah.n.n Trans: CONJURE(V) Def: To call or
elongated depression between ranges of hills

or mountains. As deep. Obscure, in the sense of
dark. Str: 6010, 6012
bring into existence. Str: 6049
( m.) Trans: SUNKEN Def: [To be
Def: An answer or reply to a previous question
or request as being watched for.
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ma-an (m.) Trans: THAT Def: The person,

thing, or idea indicated, mentioned, or
understood from the situation. A close
watching. (Always used with the prefix
meaning "to") Rel to root: A watching over
something of importance. A straight furrow is
made by carefully watching the direction of the
oxen. Str: 4616
i-mad (m.) Trans: BY Def: In proximity

to. The sense of standing with another. Alt
Trans: with Str: 5978
1662
pa-a-mon (m.) Trans: BELL Def: An

instrument used to call to attention or to a
warning. From its rhythmic ringing. Str: 6472
of the four basic taste sensations Str: 5276
1659
pa-am (f.) Trans: FOOTSTEP Def: A stroke

of time as a rhythmic beating of time, one
moment after the other. A moment in time. A
foot or leg in the sense of stepping. Rel to root:
From the rythmic beating of a drum. Alt Trans:
foot; time; this time (when prefixed with "the")
Str: 6471
im (m.) Trans: WITH Def: Through the

idea of being together in a group. Alt Trans: by;
away from (when prefixed with "from~") Str:
5868, 5973
1657
p.ah.m Trans: BEAT(V) Def: To strike

repeatedly in a rhythm such as a drum. Str:
6470
Def: Through the idea of being together in a
1656
( m.) Trans: SHEAF Def: > Str: 6016

o-mer (m.) Trans: OMER Def: A dry
measure equal to one tenth of an ephah (about
two liters). Str: 6016
1654
ah.m.r Trans: BUNDLE(V) Def: [To be
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1671
ah.n.h Trans: ANSWER(V) Def: Something
1682
written or spoken in reply to a question. Str:

6030
1672
1683
ah.n.q Trans: ENCOMPASS(V) Def: [To be
a-nah (m.) Trans: ANSWERED Def: > Str:

n/a
Def: The home is a place closely watched.
1684
Protection of the home by keeping of a close eye on

it.
1673
on (m.) o-nah (f.) Trans:
Def: A fine as a penalty punishment.

1685
ah.n.sh Trans: FINE(V) Def: A financial
( m.) ( f.) Trans: HABITATION
penalty made for an offense or damages. Str:

6064
Def: The dwelling place of a god (temple), man

(home) or animal (den). Also a retreat. Alt
Act: Do, Work

Def: The making or doing of anything.
1686
ah.sh.h Trans: DO(V) Def: To bring to
Def: In the sense of a careful watching.

1675
( m.) Trans: GENTLE Def: A characterstic
pass; to bring about; to act or make. Alt Trans:

make; use Str: 6213
trait of being meek or humble. Alt Spelling:

Str: 6035
1687
Rel to root:
1676
ya-an (m.) Trans: SEEING.AS Def: In the
Def: The making or doing of anything.

1688
a-sah (m.) Trans: DOING Def: > Str: n/a
1689
k.ah.s Trans: BE.ANGRY(V) Def: A strong
( f.) Trans: OWL Def: An unknown bird.

Str: 3284
Def: The eye reveals the heart of the person. A

well, spring or fountain as the eye of the ground.
Rel to root:
1678
feeling of displeasure and belligerence aroused

by a wrong. Str: 3707
a-yin (f.) Trans: EYE Def: The organ of sight

or vision that tears when a person weeps. Also
a spring that weeps water out of the ground.
Edenics: eye - with the removal of the n Str:
5869
1679
1690
Def: The grasses and herbs of the field.

1691
ey-sev (f.) Trans: HERB Def: The grasses
ey-nan (m.) Trans: HAVING.AN.EYE Def: >
and plants of the field used for their medicinal,

savory, or aromatic qualities. Str: 6211, 6212
ma-yan (m.) Trans: SPRING Def: A
1692
ah.s.q Trans: STRIVE(V) Def: A ground of
source of water issuing from the ground. As the

eye of the ground. Str: 4599
1681
dispute or complaint. A clash between sides.

ah.n.g Trans: SOFT
(V)
Def: To be delicate
and pleasurable. Str: 6026
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( m.) Trans: ANGER Def: [To be

Str: n/a
1680
ma-a-seh (m.) Trans: WORK Def:

Activity where one exerts strength or faculties
to do or perform something. An action. Str:
4639
degree that. Sense of paying attention. Str:

3282
1677
( m.) Trans: NECK.BAND Def: An

ornamental chain, band or cord worn around
the neck. Str: 6060
COHABITATION Def: A place of residence. An

abode. Str: 5772
1674
( m.) ( f.) Trans: SOFT Def: [To be
( m.) Trans: STRIFE Def: > Str: n/a
1693
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1694
1695
ah.s.r Trans: GIVE.A.TENTH(V) Def: To
Act: Counsel Con: Tree, Spine Abs: Abundance Def:
tithe; a tenth part of something given

voluntarily for the support of a religious
establishment. Alt Spelling: Str: 6237
The upright and firmness of the tree.

1706
perennial plant with a supporting stem or trunk

and multiple branches. Rel to root: The upright
and firmness of the tree. The elders of the tribe
were the upright and firm ones making
decisions and giving advice. Alt Trans: wood
(when in the plural form) Str: 6086, 6097
a-sa-rah (m.) e-ser (f.) Trans:

TEN Def: A cardinal number. Alt Trans: twenty
(when written in the plural) Alt Spelling:
Str: 6235, 6240, 6242
1696
ma-a-seyr (m.) Trans: TENTH.PART

1707
Def: One portion of a whole divided into ten

equal portions. Alt Spelling: Str: 4643
1697
1699
( f.) Trans: COUNSEL Def: Advice given in

the sense of being the firm support of the
community. Str: 6098
a-sor (m.) Trans: TENTH.ONE Def: That
Def: The elders of the tribe were the upright
which occupies the tenth position in a

sequence. Str: 6218
1698
eyts (m.) Trans: TREE Def: A woody
and firm ones, like trees, making decisions and

giving advice. Rel to root:
i-sa-ron (m.) Trans: ONE.TENTH Def:

An equal part of something divided into ten
parts. Str: 6241
1708
a-si-ri (m.) Trans: TENTH Def: An
1709
( m.) Trans: SPINE Def: The tree of the

body which provides its uprightness. Str: 6096
e-tsi-on (m.) Trans: BACKBONE Def: >

Str: n/a
Act: Cover, Fly Con: Wing, Branch Abs: Fatique Def:
The wing of a bird that gives flight as well as a covering

it and its chicks.

giving advice. Rel to root:
Def: The covering of a bird.

1700
ah.w.p Trans: FLY(V) Def: To move in or
( m.) Trans: ADVICE Def: > Str: n/a

1710
pass through the air with wings; to soar in the

air. Edenics: avian - with the exchange of the v
and p Str: 5774
1701

giving advice.
1711
oph (m.) Trans: FLYER Def: A flying
assist another by providing wise counsel. Str:

3289
creature such as a bird or insect. Str: 5775
Def: A closing or covering of the eyes with the
1712
ah.ts.b Trans: DISTRESS(V) Def: The state
eyelids. Rel to root:

1702
( f.) Trans: BULK Def: [To be
of being in great trouble, great physical or

mental strain and stress. To be in pain from
grief or heavy toil. Str: 6087
Def: A closing or covering of the eyes with the

1713
eyelids. Rel to root:

1703
e-tsev (m.) Trans: DISTRESSING.PAIN Def:

Resulting from grief or heavy toil. This word can
also mean an idol or image. Str: 6089, 6091,
6092
a-yeyph (m.) Trans: TIRED Def: Drained of

strength and energy; fatigued. Str: 5889
1704
ah.p.l Trans: PRESUME(V) Def: [To be
1714
i-tsa-von (m.) Trans: HARDSHIP Def:

Privation; suffering; something that causes or
entails suffering or privation. Str: 6093

1705
y.ah.ts Trans: GIVE.ADVICE(V) Def: To
( m.) Trans: PALISADE Def: [To be

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Def: The numerous bones of the body are
1726
the strength to the body. Rel to root: as the bones

are the tree of the body
1715
1716
ah.ts.m Trans: BE.ABUNDANT
6176
1727
(V)
Def: To
be strong in might or numbers. From the
abundant number of bones in the body. Str:
6105
1728
Rel to root:
1729
a-ri-ri (m.) Trans: BARREN Def:
a-tsum (m.) Trans: NUMEROUS Def:
Incapable of bearing children. Childless in the

sense of being naked of children. Str: 6185
ats-mon (m.) Trans: ABUNDANT.ONE
1730
ah.r.h Trans: UNCOVER(V) Def: To remove
Def: > Str: n/a

1719
( m.) ( f.) Trans: BRAWN Def:
the covering. Str: 6168
From the strength of the bones. Str: 6108, 6110
Def: The bare skin without clothing.

1731
ah.w.r Trans: STIR.UP(V) Def: To shake to
1720
ah.ts.r Trans: STOP(V) Def: To cause to
awaken. Str: 5782, 5783
cease; to stop from occurring in the sense of

halting, shutting or restraining. Str: 6113
1721
1732
( f.) Trans: CONFERENCE Def: A special
Def: The shame of one being naked.

1733
er-wah (f.) Trans: NAKEDNESS Def: The
Act: Press Con: Burden Abs: Oppression
1722
( m.) Trans: PARAPET Def: A place of
state of being without clothing. Idiomatic for

sexual relations. Str: 6172
pressing as one leans on it. A wall that is placed

around the roof as this place was occupied
because of its coolness in the summer. Str:
4624
1734
( f.) Trans: MATTRESS Def: [To be
Act: Bare, Uncover, Watch Con: Skin, Naked, Neck
1735
Def: When the enemy is captured, he is stripped of his

clothes to the skin and carefully watched. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of the eye, the is
a picture of a man. Combined these mean "see a man".
1724
( f.) Trans: BREAD.MEAL Def: Meaning

dubious. Str: 6182
Rel to root: as the neck is exposed skin

1736
ah.r.p Trans: BEHEAD(V) Def: To sever the
( m.) Trans: BARE.SKIN Def: > Str: n/a

ta-ar Trans: RAZOR Def: For shaving hair
neck from the body. Also, to break the neck.

Str: 6202
and making the face naked. For holding a

blade. Str: 8593
1725
or (m.) Trans: SKIN Def: The integument

covering men or animals, as well as leather
made from animal skins. The husk of a seed.
Str: 5785
occasion as a temporary ceasing of normal

activity. Str: 6116
1723
ey-rom (m.) Trans: NAKED Def:

Without clothes in the sense of bare skin. Alt
Spelling: Str: 5903
e-tsem (m.) Trans: BONE Def: The hard
Involving more than one. Str: 6099

1718
a-rom (m.) Trans: NUDE Def: Without

clothes in the sense of bare skin. Alt Spelling:
Str: 6174
tissue of which the skeleton is chiefly

composed. As a numerous amount. Str: 6106
1717
( m.) Trans: UNPROTECTED Def: > Str:
1737
o-reph (m.) Trans: NECK Def: The part of

a person that connects the head with the body.
Edenics: giraffe; scruff - of the neck and the
additional s Str: 6203
ey-ran (m.) Trans: BARE.ONE Def: > Str:

n/a
Rel to root:
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( m.) Trans: GNAWED Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A wide opening. Rel to root:
1739
pe-or (m.) Trans: OPENED.WIDE Def: >
1738
1747
sensation or emotion. Str: 6313
Def: Something that stinks or is rotten. Rel to

root: as being unfit
Str: n/a
1748
Act: Waste
1740
ah.sh.n Trans: SMOKE(V) Def: To emit a
Def: A chance meeting or encounter. Rel to

root: meeting
1749
1750
Act: Speak Abs: Time, Now, Abundance Def: A
Rel to root: as being unfit

1751
pe-ger (m.) Trans: CORPSE Def: A dead
eyt (f.) Trans: APPOINTED.TIME Def: A

fixed or officially set event, occasion or date.
Str: 6256
body. Str: 6297
Def: The present time.

1743
a-tah (m.) Trans: NOW Def: At the
Rel to root: meeting

1752
p.g.sh Trans: ENCOUNTER(V) Def: To meet
present time or moment. Str: 6258
or come in contact with another person. A

meeting between two hostile factions; to
engage in conflict with. Str: 6298
Rel to root:
1744
( m.) Trans: PREPARED Def: [To be
Act: Redeem, Gird, Cover, Cling Con: Clothing Abs:
Deceive, Security Def: When one is redeemed they gird

on their clothes for leaving. To bring back to an original
state. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the open mouth, the is a picture of a door. Combined
these mean "open the door".
Def: A movement from one space or time to

another.
ah.t.q Trans: ADVANCE(V) Def: To bring

or move forward; to raise to a higher rank; to
make progress. Str: 6275
1753
are the edge of the mouth. (This parent root is identical

to both and )Anc Heb: , The pictograph is
a picture of the edge of the mouth.
1754
pid-yon (m.) Trans: RANSOM.PRICE Def:

A stipulated amount given to retrieve what has
been stolen or wrongfully taken. Alt Spelling:
Str: 6306
pey-ah (f.) Trans: EDGE Def: The border

or boundary of an object or a region. The thin
cutting edge of a blade. Str: 6285
Def: The garment of the high priest.

1755
a.p.d Trans: GIRD(V) Def: To pull in closely
Act: Cease, Faint, Meet Con: Unripe fig, foul, Carcass
to the body. To wrap around. To tie on the

ephod. Str: 0640
Abs: Encounter Def: Unable to fulfill the role intended

for.
1756
Def: Unable to work.
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pe-dut (f.) Trans: RANSOM Def: The act

of requiring, or paying, a price for something
that was stolen or wrongfully taken. Str: 6304
Con: Mouth Def: The edge of anything as the lips
1746
( m.) Trans: ENCOUNTER Def: A chance

meeting. Str: 6294
period of time as a moment or season.
1745
p.g.ah Trans: REACH(V) Def: To touch or

grasp; to get up to or as far as; to come
together in meeting by chance; to give or place
in the sense of a meeting. Str: 6293
a-sheyn (m.) Trans: SMOKE Def: The

gaseous products of combustion. Str: 6226,
6227
1742
( m.) Trans: FOUL Def: [To be

gaseous cloud when burning. Str: 6225

1741
p.w.g Trans: BE.NUMB(V) Def: Devoid of
e-phod (m.) e-phu-dah (f.)

Trans: EPHOD Def: An apron-like vestment
having two shoulder straps and ornamental
attachments for securing the breastplate, worn
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Con: Here
1768
po (m.) Trans: HERE Def: In or at this place.
with a waistband by the high priest. Str: 0642,

0646
1757
p.d.h Trans: RANSOM(V) Def: To Pay the
1769
ey-pho (m.) Trans: THEN Def: An inquiry
price stipulated, to retrieve what has been

stolen or wrongfully taken. Str: 6299
1758
of a time or place. Str: 0645
pe-dah (m.) Trans: RANSOMED Def: >
Act: Refine Con: Gold Abs: Pure Def: A sword or
Str: n/a
knife required refined metal for strength and durability.

Refining removes impurities from the metal. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of the edge of the
mouth, the is a picture of a cutting implement.
Combined these mean "edge of the weapon".
1759
( m.) Trans: REDEEMED Def: [To be
Def: A covering of the body or actions in a
1770
faithless or treacherous manner. Rel to root:

1760
Gold that has been refined. Str: 6337
be-ged (m.) Trans: GARMENT Def: An
1771
p.z.z Trans: REFINE(V) Def: To reduce to a
article of clothing for covering. Str: 0899
Def: A holding onto something or someone
pure state. Str: 6338, 6339
by clinging or confiding.
1761
Act: Blow, Trap, Rule, Puff, Span, Exhale, Attach,
b.t.hh Trans: CLING(V) Def: To grab hold
Join Con: Bellows, Governor, Ash Def: The bellows blows

out a large amount of air causing a fire to become
hotter. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture
of a mouth representing blowing, the is a picture of a
wall meaning outside. Combined these mean "blow
out".
of someone or something that is secure and

safe. Str: 0982
1762
be-tahh (m.) Trans: SAFELY Def: A state

or place of safety. Str: 0983
1763
( m.) Trans: MELON Def: A fruit that
1772
clings to the vine. Str: 0020
Def: The ash that is blown when the bellows

blows.
Str: 6309
Act: Blow Con: Mouth Def: A mouth is the edge of
1773
Def: The span of the fingers as spread out

and used as a measure. Rel to root:
1774
peh (m.) Trans: MOUTH Def: The opening
te-phahh (m.) Trans: HAND.SPAN Def: A

linear standard of measure that is equal to the
span of the fingers of the hand. Str: 2947
through which food enters the body. Any

opening. Alt Trans: opening Str: 6310
1775
n.p.hh Trans: EXHALE(V) Def: To give out a
Def: As to scatter ashes by blowing on them.

1766
p.a.h Trans: BLOW.AWAY(V) Def: To
breath. To blow on a fire or the boiling water in

a pot as an exhale. Str: 5301
scatter something by blowing. Str: 6284
Def: A bringing together by what is separated
( m.) Trans: BLOWN Def: > Str: n/a
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pi-ahh (m.) Trans: SOOT Def: Residue left

after burning. Str: 6368
anything such as the place of the beard, a sword, a

region. The edge or border, is often referring to all that
is within the borders, the whole country. (This parent
root is identical to both and .) Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the mouth.
1767
pahh (m.) Trans: WIRE Def: A slender,

string-like piece or filament of relatively rigid or
flexible metal often used for snares. Str: 6341
1764
( m.) Trans: SUET Def: A greasy substance.
1765
( m.) Trans: PURE.GOLD Def: > Rel to root:
or spread out. Rel to root: as spread
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1776
1777
( f.) Trans: SCAB Def: A sore that
Act: Overturn, Pour Con: Flask, Cosmetics Def: The
spreads. Alt Spelling: Str: 4556, 5597
flask, usually made of a horn (see Job 42:14), for storing

medicinal, cosmetic or ritual oils. The flask is overturned
to pour out the contents.
( m.) Trans: AFTER.GROWTH Def: What

spreads out by itself rather than sown. Str:
5599
Def: The overturning of the flask to pour out

its contents. A turning to a different direction.
Def: A reckless behavior as water flows in any
1787
direction. Rel to root:

1778
something over or upside down, as if pouring

out its contents. Str: 2015
pa-hhaz (m.) Trans: RECKLESS Def:

Marked by lack of proper caution. Str: 6349
1788
1779
shiph-hhah (f.) Trans: MAID Def: An
1780
unmarried young woman. Rel to root: As joined

to a mistress. Str: 8198
1789
mish-pa-hhah (f.) Trans: CLAN Def:
1790
1791
no-phek (m.) Trans: TURQUOISE Def:
Possibly the Turquoise, a blue to green stone
that was commonly mined in the Near East.
The Septuagint has Anthrax meaning coal.
Other possible translations are Carbuncle,
Garnet, Emerald and Malachite. Str: 5306
1782
pit-dah (f.) Trans: OLIVINE Def:
Rel to root: pouring

1792
sh.p.k Trans: POUR.OUT(V) Def: To let
Probably the Olivine, a green gemstone. The

Septuagint uses the word topazios, but the
Topaz was unknown at the time of the Exodus.
Another possible meaning of this word is
Chrysolite. Str: 6357
flow a liquid, often the blood of an animal in

sacrifice or a man. Str: 8210
Act: Fall, Plead, Perform, Weigh Con: Dark, Bean

Abs: Distinct, Judgment Def: A coming to one in
authority falling down on the face to intercede on ones
own behalf or for another. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of mouth, the is a picture
of a shepherd staff representing authority. Combined
these mean "speak to authority".
Def: Rulings over cases as well as the action

of deciding a case.
sh.p.t Trans: DECIDE(V) Def: To make a

determination in a dispute or wrong doing. Str:
8199
pa-lal (m.) Trans: FALL Def: > Str: n/a

Def: To fall to the ground pleading for
1793
she-phet (m.) Trans: JUDGMENT Def:

Reward for action, good or bad. An aspect of
determining the outcome. Str: 8201
intercession or an outcome.
1794
shaph-tan (m.) Trans: JUDICIAL Def: >

mish-pat (m.) Trans: DECISION Def: A
pronounced opinion. Str: 4941
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p.l.l Trans: PLEAD(V) Def: To entreat or

appeal earnestly; to fall to the ground to plead
a cause to one in authority; prevent a
judgment. Edenics: pray - with the exchange of
the l for the r. Str: 6419
Str: n/a
1786
( f.) Trans: UPSIDE.DOWN Def: [To be

acquire ownership or authority over,

something or someone owned by another. Str:
n/a
1785
( f.) Trans: OVERTHROWING Def: [To

Abs: Belonging
1781
put (m.) Trans: BELONGING Def: To
1784
ha-phey-khah (f.) Trans:

OVERTURNING Def: The act of turning
something over. Str: 2018
A group of persons of common ancestry. A

group of people joined together by certain
convictions or common affiliation. Str: 4940
1783
h.p.k Trans: OVERTURN(V) Def: To turn
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pa-lil (m.) Trans: JUDGE Def: One who
1806
presides over a dispute. Str: 6414
watercourse into separate branches. Str: 6388
Def: A very dark darkness that falls down as a
Rel to root:
1807
( m.) Trans: ESCAPING Def: > Str: 6405
1808
pa-lit (m.) pe-ley-tah (f.)
punishment of judgment. Rel to root:

1796
a-phey-lah (f.) Trans:

THICK.GLOOMINESS Def: A heavy darkness that
brings about sadness or depression. Str: 0653
1797
Trans: ESCAPED Def: A getting away, especially

from confinement. A person or animal that has
gotten away. Str: 6412, 6413
a-phil (m.) Trans: LATE Def: The latter

part of the day, in the sense of night as being
dark. The latter part of a season. At or near the
end. Str: 0648
1809
pe-let (m.) Trans: SWIFTNESS Def: > Str:
Def: A great work as an act of intercession.

1798
p.l.a Trans: PERFORM(V) Def: To do a
n/a
Def: Something or someone that is brought

down low by someone high or to contrast it with
something that is high. Rel to root: coming bowed
down to another
wondrous action that shows ones might. Str:

6381
1799
pe-le (m.) Trans: PERFORMANCE Def: A
1810
wondrous action. Str: 6382

1800
1811
Act: Turn Con: Face, Corner, Wheel Def: The turning
special.
of the face.
p.l.h Trans: BE.DISTINCT(V) Def: To be
1812
clearly distinguished. To have a marked

difference. To be prominent; separated out
completely. Str: 6395
peyn (m.) Trans: OTHERWISE Def: In a

different manner or way. Rel to root: A turning
toward another direction. Str: 6435
Def: A turning object. Rel to root:

1813
o-phen (m.) Trans: WHEEL Def: A
Def: Pleasure taken in strength or comfort. Rel

to root:
1802
k.p.l Trans: DOUBLE.OVER(V) Def: To bend
circular frame or disk arranged to revolve on an

axis, as on a wagon or chariot. Str: 0212
Def: What turns back and forth.

1814
p.n.h Trans: TURN(V) Def: To rotate or
at the waist or middle. Str: 3717
( f.) Trans: DOUBLED Def: > Str: n/a
1804
n.p.l Trans: FALL(V) Def: To leave an erect
1803
revolve; to face another direction; to turn the

face; to turn directions; to turn something back
or away. Str: 6437
1815
position suddenly and involuntarily; to descend

freely by the force of gravity. Edenics: fall,
topple Str: 5307
pa-neh (m.) Trans: FACE Def: The anterior

part of the human head; outward appearance.
One present, in the sense of being in the face
of another. (Always written in the plural form)
Rel to root: From its ability to turn or change
shape. Alt Trans: before; in front of (when
prefixed with "to~") Str: 3942, 6440
Def: The land is divided by rivers that mark out

boundaries or sections.
p.l.g Trans: SPLIT(V) Def: To divide
Rel to root:
lengthwise. Str: 6385
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( f.) Trans: LOWLAND Def: A low place.

Str: 8219
Def: A judgment that sets something apart as
1805
( m.) ( f.) Trans: LOW Def: [To be

pa-lu (m.) Trans: PERFORMING Def: The

act of doing, displaying, or creating. Str: n/a
1801
( m.) Trans: TRIBUTARY Def: A dividing of a
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1816
1817
pun (m.) Trans: DISTRACTED Def: > Str: n/a

pu-non (m.) Trans: DISTRACTED.ONE
1828
Act: Smash, Open, Scatther, Break Con: Club, Bruise
Def: > Str: n/a
Def: When a pot is struck on its side, it is opened and

the pieces scatter. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of an open mouth, the is a picture of a
man on his side. Combined these mean "open the side".
Def: A point which makes a turn.

1818
pin-nah (f.) Trans: CORNER Def: The
point where two lines meet. Str: 6438
1819
1829
p.ts.h Trans: PART(V) Def: To separate.
( m.) Trans: AROUND.THE.CORNER Def: >

Str: n/a
Part the lips to open the mouth. Str: 6475
Act: Conclude, Disappear Con: Wrist Def: The end
Def: A breaking of something into pieces.

1830
p.w.ts Trans: SCATTER.ABROAD(V) Def: To
of the extremities including the wrist and ankles.

1820
pas (m.) Trans: WRIST Def: The joint

between the hand and arm. Also, a garment
with sleeves that reaches to the wrist. Str: 6446
sow, cast or fling widely. Str: 6327
Def: The scattering of pieces as when a club
Def: The extremity of the wrist or ankle.

1821
a.p.s Trans: COME.TO.AN.END(V) Def: To
smashes a pot.
1831
cease. Conclude. Str: 0656

1822
( m.) Trans: FAR.END Def: The concluding
Def: A bruise from being smashed.

1832
p.ts.ah Trans: WOUND(V) Def: [To be
1823
p.s.hh Trans: HOP(V) Def: To jump from
1833
pe-sahh (m.) Trans: HOPPING Def: The
Act: Crumble, Cleave, Seek, Oversee, Open Con:
feast celebrating the "hopping" (usually called

"Passover" but more literally means "hop
over"). Str: n/a
Riverbank, Half, Gourd Abs: Oversight Def: The

riverbank restrains the river but the force of the river
also eats away at the bank causing it to erode and
collapse.
( m.) Trans: LAME Def: As one who hops

one leg. Str: 6455
1834
a.p.q Trans: HOLD.BACK(V) Def: To hinder
Act: Shine, Screan Con: Bright Abs: Brightness,

Splendid
1826
the progress or achievement of; restrain, as the

banks of a river hold back the water. Str: 0662
( m.) Trans: SCREAMING Def: > Rel to root:

As a bright sound. Str: n/a
Def: A breaking or cleaving of something in
1827
pu-ah (f.) Trans: SPLENDID Def:
half.
1835
Someone or something that is exceptional. A

wonder. Str: n/a
b.q.ah Trans: CLEAVE.OPEN(V) Def: To

divide by or as if by a cutting blow; to separate
into distinct parts; to break, cut or divide
something in half. Str: 1234
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pe-tsah (m.) Trans: WOUND Def: An

injury involving rupture of small blood vessels
and discoloration without a skin break. The
dark coloring of the skin caused by being hit or
smashed. Str: 6482
one position to another. Also, to be lame, as

one who hops on one leg. Str: 6452
1825
n.p.ts Trans: SCATTER(V) Def: To fling away

heedlessly. To separate and go in various
directions. Str: 5310
part of an area or extremity. Also used for the

conclusion of a thought; finally, however, but.
Str: 0657
1824
y.p.ah Trans: BE.BRIGHT(V) Def: [To be
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1836
be-qa (m.) Trans: BEQA Def: A dry weight
1845
measure equal to one-half shekel weight. Str:

1235
1837
Def: [To be determined] Alt Spelling:

Str: 1244
biq-a (f.) Trans: LEVEL.VALLEY Def: A
Act: Tread, Burst, Break, Tear, Spread, Split, Flee,
depression in the earths surface between

ranges of mountains. Wide level valley as a
division between mountains ranges. Alt
Spelling: Str: 1237
Cast, Divide Con: Bull, Whip, Hoof, Birthcanal, Fugitive,

Weave, Powder, Seed, Village, Bud Def: The heads of
grains are scattered on the threshing floor, a smooth,
hard and level surface. An ox is lead around the floor
crushing the heads, opening them to reveal the seed
inside. Also the fruit of trees that harvested. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of an open
mouth, the is a picture of a head. Combined these
mean "open the head".
Def: A search for something or for answers.

1838
b.q.sh Trans: SEARCH.OUT(V) Def: To
intently look for someone or something until
the object of the search is found. Edenics: peek
Str: 1245
1846
over, direct, command, chastise, review and count

those in his charge for the purpose of producing
work.
1847
1848
p.r.r Trans: BREAK(V) Def: To throw
something on the ground and break it by
trampling. Str: 6565
pa-qid (m.) Trans: OVERSEER Def: One

1849
who carefully watches over; a superintendent.

Str: 6496
1841
piq-don (m.) Trans: DEPOSITED Def:
Def: At the conclusion of the treading, an
Valuables placed for safekeeping. Produce or

other stores that are watched over. Str: 6487
abundance of fruit is acquired. Anything in

abundance.
1850
perceptive.
a-phar (m.) Trans: ASH Def: The solid

residue left when material is thoroughly
burned. Str: 0665, 0666
p.q.hh Trans: OPEN.UP(V) Def: To make

available or accessible. Open the eyes or ears
to see or hear. Str: 6491
1843
( m.) Trans: SKILLET Def: A flat surface

for preparing foods. Str: 6517
Def: The opening of the eyes or ears as being

1842
pa-rah (f.) Trans: COW Def: The mature

female of cattle. Str: 6510
p.q.d Trans: REGISTER(V) Def: To indicate

or show acknowledgement of someone or
something; to document or count another. Alt
Trans: set over (when written in the hiphil
[causative] form) Str: 6485, 6486
1840
par (m.) Trans: BULL Def: A large male uncastrated bovine. Edenics: bull - with the
exchange of the b and p and the l and r Str:
6499
Def: The role of the overseer is to watch
1839
pi-qo-ret (f.) Trans: PUNISHMENT
1851
a-phar (m.) Trans: REDUCED.TO.ASHES

Def: > Str: n/a
pi-qey-ahh (m.) Trans: SEEING Def: One
Def: The fruits that grow on the branches of a
who is able to see with the eyes. Str: 6493
tree as decorations.
Def: The curved and round shape of a gourd.
1852
Rel to root:
ornamentation to show distinguishment or

distinction. To stand out; being seen in a good
light. To boast, in the sense of decorating the
self with words. Str: 6286
1844
p.q.r Trans: INVESTIGATE(V) Def: To look
or search for something. Alt Spelling: Str:
1239
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p.a.r Trans: DECORATE(V) Def: To apply
1853
pe-eyr (m.) Trans: BONNET Def: A piece

of cloth that is wound around the head as a
decoration. Str: 6287
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1854
tiph-a-rah (f.) Trans: DECORATION
Rel to root: in the sense of dust

1866
a-phar (m.) Trans: POWDER Def: Matter
Def: Ornamentation that shows position,

distinguishment or distinction. Alt Spelling:
Str: 8597
in a fine particulate state. An abundant amount

of powdery substance as dust or ash. Str: 6083
( m.) Trans: DECORATED Def: > Str: n/a
1856
p.r.a Trans: BE.FRUITFUL(V) Def:
1855
1867
heavy metal that is commonly melted and

poured into casts to make statues or other
objects. Str: 5777
Abundantly productive. Str: 6500

1857
( m.) Trans: POWDERY Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A breaking or bursting open or out. Rel
1868
pe-re (m.) Trans: WILD.ASS Def: A wild

animal as prolific. Alt Spelling: Str: 6501
to root: breaking
1858
p.r.h Trans: REPRODUCE(V) Def: To
1869
Def: A dividing or separating out. Rel to root:
pe-ri (m.) Trans: PRODUCE Def:

Agricultural products, especially fresh fruits and
vegetables. The harvested product of a crop.
Edenics: fruit, also other fruits with a "pr" such
as pear and apricot Str: 6529
scattering
1870
Def: The rural villages are scattered about the

country side and have no wall for protection. Rel to
root: scattering
plow pulled by oxen. Rel to root: as a breaking
ba-qar (m.) Trans: CATTLE Def:
1871
Domesticated bovine animals. Strong beasts

used to break the soil with plows. Alt Spelling:
Edenics: buckaroo - from the Spanish
vaquero Str: 1165, 1241
1872
1863
Def: The busting out of a bud. Rel to root:

breaking out
1873
1874
1865
go-pher (m.) Trans: GOPHER Def: A tree
1875
( m.) Trans: CHICK Def: A young bird

that has burst out of the egg. Str: 0667
Rel to root: scattering

1876
( m.) Trans: FALLEN.GRAPE Def: As
broken from the plant and scattered on the
ground. Str: 6528
or its wood of an unknown species. Str: 1613
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pe-rahh (m.) Trans: BUD Def: The

beginning of a flower that bursts from the
plant. Str: 6525
Round wooden dowels. Str: 1280, 1281
rock of sulfur that burns. Str: 1614
p.r.hh Trans: BURST.OUT(V) Def: To be

larger, fuller, or more crowded; to break out or
break forth as a blooming flower or the wings
of a bird. Str: 6524
be-ri-ahh (m.) Trans: WOOD.BAR Def:
1864
gaph-rit (f.) Trans: BRIMSTONE Def: A
( m.) ( f.) Trans: VILLAGE Def: A

town or village without walls of protection. Str:
6519, 6521
time from sunrise to noon. Breaking of daylight.

Str: 1242
away from. Alt Trans: reach (when written in

pa-raz (m.) Trans: PEASANT Def: One of

lower rank, or value, usually dwelling in a town
without walls. Str: 6518
Rel to root: as a breaking

1861
bo-qer (m.) Trans: MORNING Def: The
1862
b.r.hh Trans: FLEE.AWAY(V) Def: To run
p.r.d Trans: DIVIDE.APART(V) Def: To

separate. Str: 6504
Def: The breaking open of the ground with a

1860
pe-ter (m.) ( f.) Trans:

BURSTING Def: A sudden and forceful release
or issuing out. Str: 6363
produce new individuals of the same kind; to

be abundant in fruit. Str: 6509
1859
o-phe-ret (f.) Trans: LEAD Def: A very
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Rel to root: breaking

1877
pe-rek (m.) Trans: WHIP Def: To strike, in
Def: A breaking forth or out. Rel to root:

breaking
1889
punishment or anger with a rope or cord. Rel

to root: As dividing and breaking open the
flesh. Str: 6531
1878
Str: n/a
Def: A revealing of a text or speech in order
pa-ro-khet (f.) Trans: TENT.CURTAIN
to understand it. Rel to root: breaking open to

reveal fruit (the meaning)
Def: A wall of fabric or hung from the roof to

make a dividing of a room. Str: 6532
1890
Rel to root: breaking apart

1879
p.r.m Trans: RIP(V) Def: [To be
1891
1892
to root: breaking
p.r.s Trans: CLEAVE(V) Def: To split in two
Def: The early morning appearance of birds.
as the hoofs of a clean animal. Str: 6536
Rel to root:
pa-rash (m.) Trans: HORSEMAN Def: One
1893
( m.) Trans: PERES Def: An unknown bird
1894
par-sah (f.) Trans: SPLIT.HOOF Def: The

hard covering of a clean animals foot that is
divided into two parts. Str: 6541
1884
p.r.ah Trans: LOOSE(V) Def: To uncover,
pointed talon of a bird. Also a fingernail or the

sharp point of a flint. Str: 6856
1895
sh.b.r Trans: CRACK(V) Def: To break
Act: Spread, Scatter, Free, Refresh, March, Tear,

Revolt Con: Soul, Step, Dung, Flax Abs: Freedom,
Revolution
( m.) Trans: LONG.HAIR Def: Hair of an

unusual length. Rel to root: In the sense of
being loose. Str: 6545
Def: The breaching of a river bank causing the
1896
p.sh.h Trans: SPREAD.ACROSS(V) Def: To
spread out excessively. Alt Spelling: Str:
6581
water to flow and spread out. Rel to root: breaking

1886
p.r.ts Trans: BREAK.OUT(V) Def: To be

spread out wide or widespread. Str: 6555
1887
pe-rets (m.) Trans: BREACH Def: A

broken, ruptured or torn condition or area; a
gap as in a wall made by battering. Str: 6556
Rel to root: breaking

1888
p.r.q Trans: TEAR.OFF(V) Def: To remove
( m.) Trans: POINT Def: The sharp
open, apart or into pieces. Alt Trans: shatter;

shattered (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 7665
remove or let go. Such as to make naked by

removing clothing. To uncover the head. Str:
6544
1885
tsi-por (f.) Trans: BIRD Def: A creature

distinguished by a body covering of feathers
and wings as forelimbs. Str: 6833
of prey. Alt Spelling: Str: 6538

1883
pit-ron (m.) Trans: INTERPRETATION

Def: The act or result of interpreting. Str: 6623
that rides a horse. Rel to root: From the

splitting of the legs to ride. Str: 6571
1882
pe-tor (m.) Trans: INTERPRETING Def: >

Str: n/a
Def: The hoof that is split into two parts. Rel
1881
p.t.r Trans: INTERPRET(V) Def: To explain

or tell the meaning of. Str: 6622
1880
pa-tar (m.) Trans: FRUITFULNESS Def: >
1897
( m.) Trans: SCATTERED Def: > Str: n/a
Def: A freedom from a master.
1898
hh.p.sh Trans: FREE(V) Def: To be free
from a master or obligation. Str: 2666
reluctantly. Edenics: paragraph Str: 6561
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hhaph-shi (m.) Trans: FREE Def:
articles of clothing. Also used to make wicks,

cords, and bands. Linseed, linseed oil, and
oilcake are useful products of the same plant.
Str: 6593, 6594
Released from bondage or burden of

obligation. Emancipation. Str: 2670
1900
( f.) Trans: FREEDOM Def: [To be
Act: Perforate, Entice, Open, Wink Con: Hole,
Socket, Pit, Door Abs: Simple, Wonder, Moment Def: A

hole made for inserting something. The act of
intercourse. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of an open mouth or hole, the is a post for
hanging the standard. Combined these mean "hole for a
post".
Def: The whole of a person, god or creature

including the body, breath and mind.
1901
n.p.sh Trans: BREATHE.DEEPLY(V) Def: To

relax and breath in deeply to refresh oneself.
To take a breather. Str: 5314
1902
1909
ne-phesh (f.) Trans: BEING Def: A person
broken off, detached, or incomplete. The

removal of a piece resulting in a hole. Str: 6595
or creature that has breath.The whole of an

individual, god or animal including the body,
mind, emotion, character and inner parts. Alt
Trans: everyone (when following the word
"to~ALL") Str: 5315
1903
Def: Full of holes.

1910
p.t.t Trans: CRUMBLE(V) Def: [To be
ne-phish (m.) Trans: DEEP.BREATH Def:
1911
p.t.h Trans: SPREAD.WIDE(V) Def: To lay
> Str: n/a
Rel to root: spreading apart the legs

Def: The spread out dung of cattle. A
out in a large area. Alt Trans: persuade (when

spreading apart of things as an arrangement or of

thoughts in order to understand and make clear.
1904
Def: A hole for inserting a rod. The hinges of a

door were made by placing a hole in the door jam,
the door had rods on the side that are set into the
holes, allowing the door to swivel in the socket.
Also the vagina for intercourse.
p.r.sh Trans: SPREAD.OUT(V) Def: To

expand beyond a starting point; to be easily
and plainly understood in the sense of being
spread out to see. Str: 6566, 6567
1905
1912
pe-resh (m.) Trans: DUNG Def: The
1906
p.sh.t Trans: PEEL.OFF(V) Def: To strip off
an outer layer; to spread apart; to invade in the
sense of spreading out for an attack; to strip off
clothing in the sense of spreading the garment
for removal. Str: 6584
Rel to root: a hole

1913
( m.) ( f.) Trans: PIT Def: A hole
in the skin from disease. Str: 6354, 6356
Rel to root: a hole for entering

1914
p.t.hh Trans: OPEN(V) Def: To open up as
Def: A spreading apart. Rel to root:

1907
pe-sha (m.) Trans: OFFENSE Def: The
Def: A plant whose fibers are separated and
spread out then made into linen and wicks for
lamps. Rel to root: as spread out
1908
pish-teh (f.) Trans: FLAX Def: A plant
opening a gate or door; to have no confining

barrier. Alt Trans: engrave (when written in the
piel [intensive] form) Str: 6603, 6605
1915
pe-tahh (m.) Trans: OPENING Def:

Something that is open, as an entrance or
opening of a tent, house or city. Str: 6607, 6608
( m.) Trans: DOORWAY Def: > Str: n/a

Rel to root: an opening
1916
in which its fibers are used in manufacturing
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mo-phet (m.) Trans: WONDER Def: An

amazing sight or event that causes one to be
dismayed. Something out of the ordinary. Str:
4159
excrement of animals or humans. Manure or

refuse. Str: 6569
exceeding of due bounds or limits. Str: 6588
pat (f.) Trans: FRAGMENT Def: A part
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( m.) Trans: ASP Def: An unknown
1927
serpent, from its open mouth. Str: 6620
small antelope. Rel to root: In the sense of a

herd being an army. Str: 6643, 6646
Def: The sudden closing and opening of the
Def: The mustering of an army as a wall of
eye. Rel to root: opening the eye

1918
protection.
( m.) Trans: ABRUPTLY Def: As a wink of
( m.) Trans: WORKING Def: > Str: n/a

Def: The mustering of an army as a wall of
1928
time. Str: 6621

1919
( m.) Trans: SUDDENLY Def: As a

wink of time. Alt Spelling: Str:
6597
protection.
1929
Rel to root:
1920
( m.) Trans: SPOKEN Def: > Str: n/a
Rel to root:
1921
mish-pat (m.) Trans: SADDLEBAG Def:
1930
Def: As the family grows the tent is enlarged

and seen as a swelling of the tent.
of something. (This parent root is related to and .)

Anc Heb: , The is a picture of a man laying down
or squatting.
1931
1932
( m.) Trans: SWELLING Def: [To be

Def: A standing firm and fast as a wall.

1933
y.ts.b Trans: STATION(V) Def: To stand firm
or issue forth. Alt Trans: bring out (when

and in place. Str: 3320
( m.) Trans: GOING.OUT Def: Coming or
Def: The firm standing of a pillar. Rel to root:
issuing out, such as a spring or words from the

mouth. Str: 4161
as a wall standing firm and erect
( f.) Trans: GOINGS Def: [To be
1934
Act: Stand, Muster, Swell Con: Wall, Army, Pillar,

Pile, Handful Abs: Truth Def: The walls of the tent
enclose what is inside. The tent walls stand firm and
strong, protecting it from the harsh elements. As the
family swells in size, the tent walls are enlarged. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a man on his
side, the is a picture of a tent. Combined these mean
"side of the tent".
( m.) Trans: COVERED Def: Something laid

over something for concealment or protection.
Str: 6632
( m.) TORTOISE Trans: An unknown

creature, but probably a turtle or tortoise
because of it's protective shell. Str: 6632
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n.ts.b Trans: STAND.UP(V) Def: To be

vertical in position; to stand tall and erect; to
set in place. Str: 5324
1926
ts.b.h Trans: SWELL(V) Def: [To be

Def: An issuing out of one place to another.

1922
y.ts.a Trans: GO.OUT(V) Def: To go, come
1925
tse-va (f.) Trans: ARMY Def: A large

organized group mustered together and armed
for war or service. Str: 6635
Act: Go out, Issue Con: Excrement Def: To issue out
1924
ts.b.a Trans: MUSTER(V) Def: To gather

together a group for service, work or war. Str:
6633
One of a pair of covered pouches laid behind

the saddle. For carrying items. Str: 4942
1923
( m.) ( f.) Trans: GAZELLE Def: A
1935
ma-tsey-vah (f.) Trans: MONUMENT

Def: A lasting evidence, reminder, or example
of someone or something. As standing tall and
firm. Str: 4676
1936
ne-tsiv (m.) Trans: POST Def: The place

at which a soldier is stationed. As standing tall
and firm. A garrison. Str: 5333
Rel to root: as a swelling

1937
ts.b.r Trans: PILE.UP(V) Def: To heap
something up in a mound. Str: 6651
Act: Set
Def: A placing in a specific location.
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y.ts.g Trans: LEAVE.IN.PLACE(V) Def: To put

or place something in a specific location. Alt
Trans: present (when written in the hiphil
1950
1951
1952
ts.l.ah Trans: LIMP(V) Def: To walk lamely,
1940
ze-dad (m.) Trans: MOUNTAIN.SIDE Def:
especially favoring one leg; to go unsteadily; to

proceed with difficulty or slowly. From damage
to the ridge of the hip. Str: 6760
> Str: n/a
1941
ts.d.h Trans: LAY.IN.WAIT(V) Def: To hide
Act: Direct Con: Direction Def: (This parent root is

related to and through the idea of migration as an
issuing out.)
in ambush. Str: 6658
( f.) Trans: AMBUSH Def: A laying down
1953
ts.w.h Trans: DIRECT(V) Def: To cause to
in wait. Str: 6660
1943
ts.y.d Trans: HUNT(V) Def: To attempt to
find something with the intent to capture. Hunt
in the sense of laying in ambush. Alt Spelling:
Str: 6679
tsi-dah (f.) Trans: PROVISIONS Def: A

tsa-yid (m.) Trans: GAME Def: Animals
being pursued or taken in hunting. The produce
of the hunt. Alt Spelling: Str: 6718
1947
1954
tsa-yid (m.) Trans: HUNTING Def: > Str:
direction to go. Serving or intended to guide,

govern, or influence; serving to point direction.
Str: 4687
desert as a hot and dry place. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a man on his side
representing trouble, the is a picture of a wall that
separates the inside from the outside. Combined these
mean "trouble outside".
Rel to root: from the bleaching by the sun

1955
tso-hhar (m.) Trans: REDDISH.GRAY
Def: A dark grayish ruddy color. Str: n/a
n/a
Def: A loud calling or crying out for help or to
Def: To follow a traveled path to prevent

from getting lost. Rel to root: In the sense of a
straight path from the straightness of the side.
1948
gather an assembly.
1956
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ts.ah.q Trans: CRY.OUT(V) Def: To cry or

call out loudly. Str: 6817
ts.d.q Trans: BE.STEADFAST(V) Def: To

walk on the right path without losing the way.
Str: 6663
mits-wah (f.) Trans: DIRECTIVE Def: The
Act: Shout, Cry Con: Desert, Dry, White Def: The
stock of needed materials. The produce of the

hunt. Also, used for "food" in general. Str: 6720
1946
turn, move, or point undeviatingly or to follow

a straight course; give instructions or orders for
a path to be taken. Str: 6680
tsa-yad (m.) Trans: HUNTER Def: One who

searches for something. Lays in ambush. Str:
6719
1945
tsa-diq (m.) Trans: STEADFAST.ONE

Def: One that makes or sets right. Conforming
to fact, standard or truth. Str: 6662
tsad (m.) Trans: SIDE Def: An area next to

something. Edenics: side Str: 6654
1944
tse-de-qah (f.) Trans: STEADFASTNESS

Def: Conformity to fact, standard or truth. Str:
6666
Snare, Meat, Flank, Straight Abs: Stronghold, Righteous

Def: One lies down to sleep, hide or ambush. Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of the side of a man.
1942
( m.) Trans: STEADFAST Def: The

following of the established path or course of
action. Str: 6664
Act: Hide, Lay down, Hunt, Correct, Limp Con: Side,
1939
1949
1957
tse-a-qah (f.) Trans: CRY Def: To utter

loudly; to shout; to shed tears, often noisily. A
loud crying or calling out. Str: 6818
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Act: Nomad Con: Desert Def: The desert nomad's
1967
life was a continual traveling from one location to

another always hunting for pastures. The stars and
terrain served as landmarks to guide the nomad on his
journey. (This parent root is related to and through
the idea of migration as an issuing out.)
1958
is cooked over a fire. Str: 6748
Def: The deep ocean as a place of darkness.

Rel to root:
1968
( m.) Trans: NOMAD Def: Also a ship as a
Rel to root: as a shaking

1969
n.ts.l Trans: DELIVER(V) Def: To set free; to
Act: Press Con: Burden Abs: Stress, Anguish
1959
ts.w.k Trans: HARASS(V) Def: To press into
take and hand over to or leave for another. Str:

5337
Def: A pushing forward or up as the sides of a
a tight place, an oppression. Alt Spelling:

Str: 6693
pot or bowl. Rel to root: a deep bowl
( m.) Trans: STRESS Def: Something that
1970
Act: Sink, Pray, Shout, Roast, Deliver, Advance Con:
Def: An outline or representation of an
Shadow, Image, Shade, Near, Tree, Deep, Bowl Def: A

place of shadows.
original as a shadow is the outline of the original.

Rel to root: from the dark shadow of a deep place
tseyl (m.) Trans: SHADOW Def: The dark
1971
figure cast on a surface by a body intercepting

the rays from a light source. Str: 6738
1972
To be sunk down into a dark depth. Str: 6749,

6751
Act: Thirst, Fast, Wither Con: Tie, Dry, Pipe Def: A

fasting from water, or food. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a man on his side
representing the hunt, the is a picture of water.
Combined these mean "hunt for water".
or put aside something in the sense of keeping

in the shadow. Str: 0680
1973
ts.m.a Trans: THIRST(V) Def: To lack
e-tsel (m.) Trans: BESIDE Def: Being next

to something. Rel to root: in the sense of being
in its shade Str: 0681
sufficient water. Str: 6770
a-tsil (f.) Trans: LEADER Def: One who is
1974
in charge or in command of others. Str: 0678
1966
1975
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( m.) Trans: THIRSTY.LAND Def: A

thirsty land. Str: 6774
tsey-la (f.) Trans: RIB Def: Any of the

paired bony or cartilaginous bones that stiffen
the walls of the thorax and protect the organs
beneath. A ridge of a hill from its similar shape
to a rib. Also, the side. Alt Spelling: Str:
6763
tsa-mey (m.) tsa-mah (f.)

Trans: THIRST Def: The lack of sufficient water.
Alt Spelling: Str: 6771, 6772, 6773
Def: A roast becomes dark when cooked. Rel

to root:
tsal-mo-nah (f.) Trans: IMAGING

Def: > Str: n/a
1963
a.ts.l Trans: SET.ASIDE(V) Def: To reserve
1965
tse-lem (m.) Trans: IMAGE Def: A

reproduction or imitation of the form of a
person or thing. The form of something as a
shadow of the original. Str: 6754
1962
ts.l.l Trans: BE.OVERSHADOWED(V) Def:
1964
ts.l.hh Trans: PROSPER(V) Def: To

succeed; to move forward in distance, position
or in thriving. Str: 6743
causes oppression. Alt Spelling: Str: 4689
1961
me-tso-lah (f.) Trans: DEPTH Def: The

bottom of a deep body of water. Str: 4688
nomad of the sea. Str: 6716
1960
tsa-li (m.) Trans: ROAST Def: A meat that
Rel to root: a withering from lack of water or

food
1976
ts.n.m Trans: WITHER(V) Def: To become

dry and sapless; to shrivel. Str: 6798
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Act: Descend, Low, Confine, Remove Con: Sheep,
1986
Stocks, Pipe
direction of the left hand when facing the rising

sun. Rel to root: From the North Star which is
watched for direction. Str: 6828
1977
tson (m.) tson (f.) Trans: FLOCKS Def:
Def: A covering of an area by watching.

1987
ts.p.h Trans: KEEP.WATCH(V) Def: To be
Groups of birds or animals assembled or

herded together. Alt Spelling: Str:
6629, 6792
on the look-out for danger or opportunity. Str:

6822
Def: The taking down of camp and loading

1988
onto beasts of burden. Rel to root:

1978
( m.) Trans: WATCHER Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A strip of cloth that is wrapped around
1989
consisted of blankets spread out on the floor of the tent.

A spreading out of something. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a man laying on his side as
at rest.
Rel to root:
1979
ya-tsu-a (m.) Trans: COUCH Def: An
the head for a head covering. Rel to root: a cover

1990
Def: The jingling of bracelets when marching.

1992
ts.ah.d Trans: MARCH(V) Def: To move
cover it.
along steadily, usually with a rhythmic stride

and in step with others. Str: 6805
tsa-iph (m.) Trans: VEIL Def: To cover,

provide, obscure, or conceal with or as if with a
cloth. Str: 6809
1993
in size or extent. Something or someone that is

smaller, younger or less significant. Alt
1982
1983
1984
tso-ar (m.) Trans: TINY Def: > Str: n/a

miz-ar (m.) Trans: FEW Def: Small in
number. Alt Spelling: Str: 4213, 4705
Act: Watch, Wrap, Hide Con: Watchtower, Turban,

Treasure
1985
Rel to root:
1994
tsa-pi-hhit (f.) Trans: WAFER Def:
Small thinly baked bread. Str: 6838
Def: A storing up or hiding of something to
tse-i-rah (f.) Trans: YOUTHFULNESS

Def: One who is little in age, a child; one who
acts like a child. Str: 6812
( m.) Trans: WATCHMAN Def: > Edenics:
prevent discovery. Rel to root: as something

watched or covered
1995
ts.p.n Trans: CONCEAL(V) Def: To hide to

prevent discovery. Str: 6845
Act: Bloom Con: Blossom Def: The function of the

blossom is to produce the fruit of the tree.
1996
ts.w.ts Trans: BLOOM(V) Def: [To be
spy Str: n/a
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( f.) Trans: ARMLET Def: An ornament

worn on the ankle or wrist that jingles when
walking. Str: 0685
Def: Small in time or size. Someone or

tsa-ir (m.) Trans: LITTLE.ONE Def: Small
mits-ne-phet (f.) Trans: TURBAN Def:

A cloth that is wrapped around the head. Str:
4701
Def: The veil is wrapped around the face to
1981
ts.n.p Trans: LAP.AROUND(V) Def: [To be

1991
article of furniture for sitting or reclining. Str:

3326
something that is small in significance. Rel to root:
( m.) Trans: WATCHTOWER Def: A high

place for watching a large area. Str: 4707
( m.) Trans: REMOVED Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Spread, Wander Con: Bed Def: The bed
1980
tsa-phon (f.) Trans: NORTH Def: The
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tsits (m.) tsi-tsah (f.) Trans:
forms a narrow and sharp edge when flaked

off. Str: 6864
BLOSSOM Def: The flower of a plant, especially

of one producing an edible fruit. Str: 6731,
6733
1998
2008
preparation for a healing ointment. A salve

rubbed and pressed into the skin. Str: 6875
tsi-tsit (f.) Trans: FRINGE Def: A tassel

or lock of hair as blossoms. Str: 6734
2009
Act: Pour Con: Casting, Pillar, Pot Abs: Image Def: A

molten metal is poured into a mold to form a cast object
or image.
1999
( f.) Trans: IMAGERY Def: The casting
Def: A pressing in or on.

2010
ts.r.r Trans: PRESS.IN(V) Def: To confine or
restrict in a tight place. Str: 6887
2011
Def: The pouring of molten metal out of a

y.ts.q Trans: POUR.DOWN(V) Def: To send
a liquid from a container into another container
or onto a person or object; to pour molten
metal into a cast. Alt Spelling: Edenics: cast
- a reversal of the letters Str: 3251, 3332
Def: Something that is stored by being

wrapped up tightly. A belt or waistcloth that is
wrapped around the middle tightly.
Rel to root: covering

2001
n.s.k Trans: POUR(V) Def: To cause to flow
2012
in a stream; to give full expression to. Str: 5258,

5259
2013
2003
ma-sey-khah (f.) Trans: CAST.IMAGE
2014
tsa-war (m.) Trans: BACK.OF.THE.NECK
Def: The nape between the shoulders and the
head. Rel to root: Derived from the soreness of
the neck when carrying a load or stress. Str:
6677
( m.) Trans: POURED.OUT Def: A liquid

poured out as an offering. Str: 5257
Def: The olives are pressed to extract the
Act: Press, Shine, Crush, Strike, Report, Gather,
glimmering oil.
Tear, Keep Con: Enemy, Bundle, Belt, Neck, Oil, Flint,

Flesh, Fence, Prey Abs: Trouble, Pain Def: A pressing in
or on someone or something.
2015
tsar (m.) Trans: NARROW Def: Of slender
2016
2005
2007
tso-har (f.) Trans: GLISTENING Def:

Emitting or reflecting light. From the glisten of
olive oil. Something that shines brightly. Also,
noon as the brightest part of the day. Alt Trans:
noontime (when in the double plural form) Alt
tsa-rah (f.) Trans: PERSECUTION Def: To

agitate mentally or spiritually; worry; disturb.
Str: 6869
ts.h.r Trans: PRESS.OUT.OIL(V) Def:

Extracting the fluids from the olive. Str: 6671
width. A narrow, tight place or situation, a

difficulty. An enemy or adversary as one who
closes in with pressure. Edenics: sore Str: 6862
2006
( m.) Trans: SUPPLY.HOUSE Def: A place

where grain or other items of subsistence are
held and protected. Str: 0214
Def: A molten metal that is poured in a cast to

form images. Str: 4541
2004
a.ts.r Trans: STORE.UP(V) Def: To keep

valuable items or foods in a safe and secure
place. Edenics: store Str: 0686
ne-sak (m.) Trans: POURING Def: A liquid

poured out as an offering or the pouring of a
molten metal to form images. Str: 5262
tse-ror (m.) Trans: POUCH Def: A group

of things fastened together for convenient
handling. Something that is bound up tightly.
Str: 6872
funnel into a cast.
2002
mey-tsar (m.) Trans: STRAIT Def: A

narrow tight place or situation. Str: 4712
of an image. Alt Spelling: Str: 4906
2000
tse-ri (m.) Trans: BALM Def: An aromatic
2017
( m.) Trans: FRESH.OIL Def: [To be

tsor (m.) Trans: SHARP.STONE Def: A

piece of stone from obsidian, flint or chert that
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Def: Flint tools are made by striking or
2028
pressing the edges with a tool to remove flakes

creating a sharp edge.
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of protection and confinement. Str: 4013
Def: The prey that is torn to pieces by the
ts.w.r Trans: SMACK
(V)
Def: To strike or
push as an attack. Alt Spelling: Str: 2115,
6696
predator. Rel to root: fresh

2029
2030
2031
( m.) Trans: SMACKED Def: A pressing
Rel to root: as a place that is guarded

2032
n.t.r Trans: KEEP(V) Def: To hold onto. Str:
5201
pressing of clay to form something.
2033
n.ts.r Trans: PRESERVE(V) Def: To watch
y.ts.r Trans: MOLD(V) Def: To give shape

to; to press or squeeze, as when pressing clay
into a shape to form a vessel. Alt Trans:
distress Str: 3334, 3335
over or guard for protection. Str: 5341
Def: The sharpening of a metal tool by
yey-tser (m.) Trans: THOUGHT Def: The
pressing and moving a file or stone over the point.
forming of ideas in the mind. Str: 3336
2034
Def: When good news is brought a feast with

ba-sar (f.) Trans: FLESH Def: The soft
parts of a human or animal, composed
primarily of skeletal muscle. Skin and muscle or
the whole of the person. Meat as food. Str:
1154, 1320
Def: A walled, fenced or fortified place for
Rel to root:
2035
( f.) Trans: SEARING Def: [To be
Act: Vomit Con: Vomit

2036
( f.) Trans: PELICAN Def: An unknown
storing up the gathered crop or people.

2024
b.ts.r Trans: FENCE.IN(V) Def: A barrier

intended to protect, prevent escape or
intrusion, or to mark a boundary; to gather
together and confine for protection. Str: 1219
2025
( m.) Trans: PRECIOUS.METAL Def:

Valuables that are stored away and protected.
Str: 1220, 1222
2026
( m.) Trans: VINTAGE Def: The gathered

crop of grapes. Str: 1208
2027
( f.) Trans: SHEEP.PEN Def: A walled

place of protection. Str: n/a
p.ts.r Trans: PRESS.HARD(V) Def: To push

or urge another into an action. Str: 6484
meat is prepared. Rel to root:

2023
te-rey-phah (f.) Trans: TORN Def:

Pulled apart. Flesh that is torn. Str: 2966
Def: Being pressed in a narrow tight place. The
2022
te-reph (m.) Trans: PREY Def: An animal

taken as food by a predator. The meat that is
torn by the predator. Str: 2964, 2965
into a city for conquering it. Alt Spelling:

Str: 4205, 4692
2021
t.r.p Trans: TEAR.INTO.PIECES(V) Def: To

tear into pieces as a predator does to its prey;
to rip a cloth into pieces. Str: 2963
tsur (m.) Trans: BOULDER Def: A large

rock used as a weapon or a rock cliff used as a
place of defense. Also flint, a very hard rock
that when fractured forms a razor sharp edge
and used for knives, spears or arrowheads. Str:
6697
2020
( m.) Trans: FENCE Def: A walled place
bird that vomits up its food for its chicks. Str:

6893
2037
q.w.a Trans: VOMIT(V) Def: [To be
Act: Pierce, Drain, Gather, Bury Con: Cavity, Wine

trough, Hole, Bowl, Grave Def: A container or hole for
storing or holding something. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the sun at the horizon and
the gathering of the light, the is a picture of a tent and
what is inside. Combined these mean "gather inside".
2038
( f.) Trans: STOMACH Def: As a cavity.

Str: 6896
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( f.) Trans: HUT Def: As a cavity. Str:
2049
6898
( m.) Trans: TOP.OF.THE.HEAD Def:

The crown of the head. Edenics: head - with
the exchange of the h and q Str: 6936
2040
q.b.b Trans: HOLLOW.OUT(V) Def: To
Def: The bowing down of the head.

2050
q.d.d Trans: BOW.THE.HEAD(V) Def: To
pierce through creating a cavity. Edenics: cave;

cavity Str: 6895
lower the head as a sign of respect. Str: 6915
Def: A boxed cavity below the winepress
Def: From the heat that comes from the top
where the juice drains into.
of the head.
2041
( m.) Trans: WINE.TROUGH Def: [To be
2051
2042
n.q.b Trans: PIERCE.THROUGH(V) Def: To
2052
Def: A pouring of spices on the head.

2053
qi-dah (f.) Trans: CASSIA Def: The tree,
na-qey-vah (f.) Trans: FEMALE Def: An
wood or spice which is used in anointing oils

and perfumes. Str: 6916
individual that bears children. Designed with a

hollow or groove into which a corresponding
male part fits, as with a hole. Str: 5347
2054
na-qod (m.) Trans: SPECKLED Def: The
Rel to root: storage

2044
q.b.ts Trans: GATHER.TOGETHER(V) Def:
spots marking sheep and goats. Str: 5348
2055
q.d.hh Trans: KINDLE(V) Def: To kindle a
To come or bring into a group, mass or unit.

Str: 6908, 6910
Def: The act and place of burying the dead.
fire. Str: 6919
Rel to root: gathering one to the forefathers in a

cavity
2045
2046
qe-ver (m.) Trans: GRAVE Def: An

excavation for the burial of a body. Str: 6913
2047
qe-vu-rah (f.) Trans: BURIAL.PLACE

Def: The place of interment or deposit of a
deceased body. Str: 6900
Def: Something placed in front and taken,

received or chosen.
2048
2056
q.b.r Trans: BURY(V) Def: To dispose of by

depositing in the ground. Str: 6912
( f.) Trans: FEVER Def: [To be

Rel to root: something burnt

2057
( m.) Trans: GRAY Def: > Str: n/a
2058
ah.q.d Trans: BIND(V) Def: To make
secure by tying; to confine, restrain or restrict
as if with bonds. bind with a cord. Str: 6123
2059
a-qod (m.) Trans: STRIPED Def: Having

stripes or streaks. As appearing to be whipped
with a cord. Str: 6124
q.b.l Trans: RECEIVE(V) Def: To take or

accept what has been given. Str: 6901
mo-qeyd (m.) mo-qey-dah

(f.) Trans: SMOLDERING Def: [To be
make a hole by puncturing or penetrating; to

curse in the sense of piercing through. Str:
5344
2043
y.q.d Trans: SMOLDER(V) Def: [To be
Act: Collect, Dull Con: Cord Abs: Obedience Def:
Act: Bow, Smolder, Anoint, Heat Con: Head, Cassia,
(Related to .)
Dark Abs: Darkness Def: The bowing of the head in

respect as a showing of the scalp to another. Also the
heat that is given off at the scalp.
2060
q.w.h Trans: BOUND.UP(V) Def: To be
confined or hedged in together; to wait or to
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be held back in the sense of being bound up.

Str: 6960
2061
2070
or something that is not very large in size,

importance, age or significance. Str: 6996
miq-weh (m.) Trans: COLLECTION Def:
Def: A plucking or picking off as being cut
An accumulation of objects or material. A

collection of water (a pool, pond or sea) or
horses (herd). Str: 4723
down. Rel to root: made short by cutting

2071
2062
ye-qa-hah (f.) Trans: OBEDIENCE Def:
Def: The aromatic burning of incense or fat

as an offering. Rel to root: made short by killing
2072
Act: Take, Mix Con: Merchandise, Spice

Def: The mixing of spices and oils to form a
2064
ro-qahh (m.) Trans: SPICE.MIXTURE
2073
Def: The
combining of two or more ingredients to
achieve the desired substance. Str: 7543
2074
2075
mir-qa-hhat (f.) Trans:
Act: Gather, Hurl Con: Shepherd, Light, Flock, Voice,
Little, Incense Abs: Loathe, Destruction Def: Something

that is little or made little by cutting off.
2066
m.ah.t Trans: BE.LESS(V) Def: To be fewer
or diminished in size or amount. Str: 4591
me-at (m.) Trans: SMALL.AMOUNT Def:
Sling Def: When the shepherd called the sheep they

swiftly came to him. The staff of the shepherd was his
tool of authority. With it he would direct, discipline and
protect the flock. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of the sun at the horizon and the gathering of
the light, the is a picture of a shepherd staff
representing authority. Combined these mean
"gathering to the staff".
2076
Something that is few or small in size or

amount. Alt Trans: small thing; might have
(when prefixed with "like~") Str: 4592
2077
( m.) Trans: DRIED Def: Dried foods, grains

and meat, are carried by the shepherd. Alt
Spelling: Str: 7039
root: made short by cutting
( m.) Trans: DESTRUCTION Def: [To be
2078
( m.) Trans: LIGHTWEIGHT Def:

Something that is light in weight or position
(worthless). Str: 7052
Def: Someone or something that is small in

size, importance, age or significance.
q.t.n Trans: BE.SMALL(V) Def: To have

little size or slight dimensions; insignificant. Str:
6994
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ma-qeyl (m.) maq-lah (f.) Trans:

ROD Def: A long and slender bar of wood. A
staff for walking. Str: 4731
Def: A destruction by being cut off. Rel to
2069
qi-tor (m.) Trans: SMOKING Def: To

burn sluggishly without flame. The smoke of
the burning incense or fat. Str: 7008
Act: Cut, Loathe, Destroy, Kill, Pluck, Burn Con:
2068
miq-tar (m.) Trans: PLACE.TO.BURN

Def: A specific location used for burning
incense. Str: 4729
OINTMENT.MIXTURE Def: A mixture of spices

for an ointment or perfume. Str: 4842
2067
qe-to-ret (f.) Trans: INCENSE.SMOKE

Def: Usually made of several spices and or
fruits, etc. To emit a fragrance. Used at the
altar as a sweet savor. Alt Spelling: Str:
6988, 7004
(V)
Def: A mixture of spices for an ointment or

perfume. Str: 7545
2065
q.t.r Trans: BURN.INCENSE(V) Def: To

light a sacrifice or aromatic plant on fire
creating smoke, often aromatic. Str: 6999, 7000
perfumed liquid or ointment. Rel to root: a sale

item
r.q.hh Trans: COMPOUND
q.t.p Trans: CROP.OFF(V) Def: [To be

Submission to the will of another. In the sense

of being restrained. Str: 3349
2063
qa-tan (m.) Trans: SMALL Def: Someone
Def: Something light in weight or stature.

2079
q.l.l Trans: BELITTLE(V) Def: To regard or
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portray as less impressive or important; to be
light in weight; to curse or despise in the sense

of making light. Edenics: clown Str: 7043
2080
with the intention of killing. To remove stones

from a road or field. Str: 5619
qe-la-lah (f.) Trans: ANNOYANCE Def:
Def: The hurling of a stone from sling. Rel to
The act of disturbing or irritating. Something

that is light in stature; considered worthless as
compared with something of much greater
value or importance. Str: 7045
root: always carried by the shepherd in his bag for

protection
2088
made of a pouch that is attached to two long

cords and used for throwing stones. Also
something that hangs like a sling. Str: 7050,
7051
Def: A gathering of sheep to the shepherd.

2081
q.h.l Trans: ASSEMBLE(V) Def: To gather
2082
together a flock, herd or group of people.

Edenics: call - to call together Str: 6950, 7035
Act: Rise, Avenge, Grind, Snatch, Wither, Grasp,
qa-hal (m.) ( f.) Trans:
Cling Con: Stalk, Substance, Stand, Meal, Handful, Thorn

Abs: Vengeance Def: A rising or standing of anything.
ASSEMBLY Def: A large group, as a gathering of

the flock of sheep to the shepherd. Str: 6951,
3862, 6952
2083
2089
( m.) ( f.) Trans: PASTURE
2090
q.w.m Trans: RISE(V) Def: To assume an
upright position; to raise or rise up; to continue
or establish. Str: 6965
Def: The Shepherd traveled light allowing

him to move swiftly. He carried with him a long
staff for directing the sheep as well as to protect
them from predators. The shepherd also carried a
bag, which included dried foods including grains
and meat. Also, making light of someone or
something as in shame, curse or dishonor.
2091
2092
q.l.h Trans: DRY(V) Def: To dry foods,

2093
( f.) Trans: STAND Def: [To be

who knew him by sound. When it came time to

move he would call them and they would quickly
gather to him.
2094
( f.) Trans: VERTICAL Def: [To be

2095
ye-qum (m.) Trans: SUBSTANCE Def: A
qol (m.) Trans: VOICE Def: The faculty of

utterance. Sound of a person, musical
instrument, the wind, thunder, etc. Alt Trans:
sound; thunder (when in the plural form) Str:
6963
fundamental or characteristic part or quality.

Any standing thing or person. Str: 3351
2086
da-phaq (f.) Trans: PALM.GROVE Def:
Rel to root: one who raises the hand to

avenge another
2096
n.q.m Trans: AVENGE(V) Def: To take

vengeance for or on behalf of another; to gain
satisfaction for a wrong by punishing the
wrongdoer; to pursue and kill one who has
murdered. Str: 5358
Def: The gathering of stones for building a

fence, road or for stoning.
2087
ma-qom (m.) Trans: AREA Def: An

indefinite region or expanse; a particular part
of a surface or body. A place. Rel to root: A
place one rises up to. Str: 4725
Def: The call of the shepherd to the sheep
> Str: n/a
qo-mah (f.) Trans: HEIGHT Def: The

highest part or most advanced point; the
condition of being tall or high. In the sense of
being raised up. Str: 6967
grains and meats, to preserve them. Dried

foods are carried by the shepherd. To be light
in stature, worthless. Str: 7033, 7034
2085
qa-mah (f.) Trans: GRAIN.STALK Def:

The tall stem of cereal crops. Str: 7054
Def: The grassy place where the flock gathers

for feeding. Str: 4721
2084
qe-la (m.) Trans: SLING Def: A weapon
s.q.l Trans: STONE(V) Def: To gather

stones for stoning. The act of throwing rocks
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2097
( m.) ( f.) Trans: VENGEANCE Def:
2105
The desire for revenge. Str: 5359, 5360
filled with eagerness and ardent interest in

pursuit of something. Alt Trans: envious (when
Def: Grain is ground into a meal for making

breads.
2098
2106
qe-mahh (m.) Trans: GRAIN.FLOUR Def:
2099
q.m.ts Trans: GRASP(V) Def: To grab with
2107
the hands, to grab a handful. Str: 7061
qo-mets (m.) Trans: HANDFUL Def: As
Def: The process of gathering branches for

the nest; mans gathering or acquiring materials by
taking or buying. The ancients measured wealth by
the amount of one's possessions and measured
distances using a branch with marks on it.
Act: Guard, Gather Con: Nest, Branch, Song, Bill

Abs: Zealous Def: The parent birds go about gathering
materials to build a nest where they will raise their
seeds (eggs). Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of the sun at the horizon and the gathering of
the light, the is a picture of a seed. Combined these
mean "gathering for the seeds".
2108
2109
2110
Def: The bill of a bird used for feeding it young
miq-nah (f.) Trans: ACQUIRED Def:
and as a weapon.
2111
n/a
2104
qin-yan (m.) Trans: MATERIAL Def:

Something owned, occupied or controlled. The
goods and wealth acquired from the idea of
acquiring materials for building a nest. Str:
7075
2112
a-qod (m.) Trans: SHARP.SIGHTED Def: >
Str: n/a
2113
( m.) Trans: STALKER Def: > Str: n/a
Def: A fragrant bark used as spice.
2114
qi-na-mon (m.) Trans: CINNAMON Def:
Def: The parent bird will guard over and

protect the nest and eggs from predators. Man can
guard over the family, wife, possessions in a
positive way (protect, from an enemy) or in a
negative way (by not trusting or a desire to have
another's possessions).
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( m.) Trans: SPEARHEAD Def: The head of a

spear. Rel to root: Like the bill of bird used to
defend the nest. Str: 7013
Def: The building of the nest and family. Rel to

qin-yan (m.) Trans: NESTING Def: > Str:
miq-neh (m.) Trans: LIVESTOCK Def:

Animals kept or raised for use or pleasure.
What is purchased or possessed. Str: 4735
What is accumulated in the sense of gathering

to build a nest. What is obtained as one's own.
Often used in the context of purchasing. Str:
4736
2103
qe-nat (m.) Trans: PURCHASED Def: >

Str: n/a
qeyn (m.) Trans: NEST Def: A bed or
root:
q.n.h Trans: PURCHASE(V) Def: To acquire

ownership or occupation through an exchange.
Edenics: coin - for purchasing Str: 7069
receptacle prepared by a bird for its eggs and

young. The stall of an animal as a nest. Rel to
root: The nest of a bird as a living place. Str:
7064
2102
( f.) Trans: ZEALOUSNESS Def: A

protective or suspicious nature. Str: 7068
much of or as many as the hand can grasp. Str:

7062
2101
qa-nah (m.) Trans: ZEALOUS Def:

Someone who is insistent on reaching the
desired outcome. Single minded. One who is
protective over someone or something. Str:
7067
Usually finely ground seeds of wheat. Str: 7058
2100
q.n.a Trans: BE.ZEALOUS(V) Def: To be
A spice from the bark of a small evergreen tree.

The essential oil is of great price. Edenics:
cinnamon Str: 7076
Act: Dislocate Con: Tattoo
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2115
( m.) Trans: TATTOO Def: [To be
Act: Cut, Awake, Sheer, Scrape Con: End, Summer,
determined] Rel to root: A mark by branding,

incision or tattoo. Str: 7085
Base, Plane Def: The end of something or to make an

end by cutting it off.
2116
y.q.ah Trans: DISLOCATE(V) Def: To put
2124
come to an end. The end of a time period or

place or the end of something. The border of a
country as its edges. Alt Trans: after (when
prefixed with "from~") Str: 7093
out of place; to displace, as to dislocate a joint.

Beheading by severing the neck.. Str: 3363
Def: The pounding of a metal such as gold
2125
with a hammer to flatten it out for a metal sheet.

2117
2118
r.q.ah Trans: HAMMER
Def: The making of an end of something by
Def: To beat a
malleable metal with a hammer to make thin
sheets. Str: 7554
cutting it.
2126
ra-qi-a (m.) Trans: SHEET Def: A broad
2127
q.ts.h Trans: SCRAPE.OFF(V) Def: To cut
out flat. Str: 7555
something out or make short. Str: 7096
Act: Condense, Encircle, Shrink, Leap, Close Con:

Sun, Curdle, Crystal Abs: Anguish Def: As the sun travels
through the sky it marks (speaks, commands) the times
and seasons (see Genesis 1:14). The condensing of the
light at the sun when at the horizons, a condensing of
milk into curdles. A going around of the sun from one
horizon to the other. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the sun at the horizon, the is a picture
of the mouth. Combined these mean "sun speaks".
into curd; coagulate; congeal. To spoil; turn

sour. Str: 7087
Def: A going around of the sun from one
2128
2129
q.w.ts Trans: LOATHE(V) Def: To dislike
greatly and often with disgust. To be sickened
as if pierced by a thorn. Str: 6973
2130
Def: An ending of sleep.

2131
y.q.ts Trans: AWAKE(V) Def: To bring sleep
to an end; to not be in a state of sleeping. Str:
3364
Def: The rising of the sun in its heights during

the summer as a waking up of the sun. Rel to root:
2132
2122
n.q.p Trans: ENCIRCLE(V) Def: To go
Def: A cutting off or down of anything. Often

used as a cutting of the covenant in the sense that
the sacrificial animal is cut in half (see Jeremiah
34:18). Rel to root: being cut short
Def: A closing in the sense of drawing

2123
2133
q.p.ts Trans: CLOSE(V) Def: To draw
k.r.t Trans: CUT(V) Def: To penetrate with

a sharp edged instrument. Edenics: create Str:
3772
together to close or shut. Str: 7092
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qits (m.) Trans: SUMMER Def: The season

between spring and autumn. Str: 7019
around to enclose or go about. Str: 5362

together. Rel to root: seasons contracting
qots (m.) Trans: BRAMBLE Def: A rough,

prickly vine or shrub. Thorn. Str: 6975
te-qu-phah (f.) Trans: CIRCUIT Def: A

going around in a circle. To return to a starting
point in the sense of going full circle. Alt Trans:
end Str: 8622
qa-tseh (m.) qa-tsah (f.) Trans:

EXTREMITY Def: The most distant end of
something; the corner or edge. Str: 7097, 7098
horizon to the other. Rel to root:

2121
q.ts.ts Trans: SLICE.OFF(V) Def: To make

an end of something by cutting it off. Alt
( m.) Trans: FLAT Def: As hammered
Def: The condensing of milk into a cheese.

2120
q.p.a Trans: CURDLE(V) Def: To change
qi-tson (m.) Trans: OUTER Def: The

furthest from the center. The end. Str: 7020
(V)
piece of cloth or metal. As hammered out flat.

Str: 7549
2119
qeyts (m.) Trans: CONCLUSION Def: To
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2134
( f.) Trans: DIVORCE Def: As cut off
condition. Often used in the context of idols.

Str: 8251
from the husband. Str: 3748
Act: Call, Meet Con: Cold, Meeting, Event, Sit, Wall,
Def: The scraping of a beam with a plane to

A support or prop. Wall or abutment built to
support another wall on the outside, when very
high or loaded with a heavy structure. Str: 4740
Ice, Bald Abs: Precious Def: The meeting or bringing

together of people or objects by arrangement, accident
or purchase. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture
of the sun at the horizon and the gathering of the light,
the is a picture of the head of a man. Combined these
mean "gather the men".
me-quts-ah (f.) Trans:
2145
form corners. Rel to root:

2135
2136
miq-tso-a (m.) Trans: BUTTRESS Def:
low temperature. Rel to root: Men often came

together during the cool of the evening to
discuss the news of the camp. Str: 7119, 7120
CORNER.POST Def: The strongest point from

where the rest of the structure is built from. As
scraped out with a plane. Str: 4742
Def: The snapping of a piece of wood sending
2146
2138
q.ts.p Trans: SNAP(V) Def: To make a
Def: A calling together for assembly. To call
sudden closing; to break suddenly with a sharp

sound; to splinter a piece of wood; to lash out
in anger as a splintering. Str: 7107
out a name as when a child is born its name is called

out for all to here and come to the house.
2147
( m.) Trans: SPLINTER Def: The sharp
Def: The cutting short of something such as

the reaping of the harvest where the stalks are
made short or patience which can be cut short. Rel
to root: being cut short
2148
q.ts.r Trans: SEVER(V) Def: To cut short or

small; to harvest in the sense of severing the
crop from its stalk; to be impatient in the sense
of patience being severed. Str: 7114
2140
2149
Def: The meeting or bringing together of

people or objects by arrangement, accident or
purchase.
2150
2143
2144
2151
( m.) Trans: FILTHINESS Def: A dirty,
( m.) Trans: EVENT Def: [To be

2152
( f.) Trans: METROPOLIS Def: A large

populace of people; a town or village. A place
of meeting and gathering. Str: 7151
( m.) Trans: FILTHY Def: [To be

q.r.h Trans: MEET(V) Def: To come into

the presence of; to go to meet another; to have
a chance encounter. Alt Spelling: Edenics:
occur Str: 7122, 7125, 7136
Short in patience. Str: 7115
that which is filthy. Str: 8262
( m.) Trans: READING Def: [To be

qo-tser (m.) Trans: SHORTNESS Def:
Def: A dirty and detestable thing.

2142
sh.q.ts Trans: DETEST(V) Def: To detest
( m.) Trans: SELECTED Def: Individuals

called out for a special purpose. Str: 7148
qa-tsir (m.) Trans: HARVEST Def: The

season for gathering agricultural crops. Time
when the plants are severed from their roots to
be used for seed or food. Str: 7105
2141
q.r.a Trans: CALL.OUT(V) Def: To raise

one's voice or speak loudly and with urgency;
to give, a name; to meet in the sense of being
called to a meeting; to have an encounter by
chance; to read in the sense of calling out
words. Edenics: call - with the exchange of the l
and r Str: 7121
flying objects from a snapped piece of wood.

Also wrath as flying splinters. Str: 7110
2139
( m.) Trans: CONTRARY Def: An

opposition. Str: 7147
splinters flying.
2137
qar (m.) Trans: COLD Def: A condition of
2153
miq-rah (m.) Trans: MEETING Def: A

planned or accidental coming together. An
encounter. Str: 4744, 4745
shameful, or detestable action, object or
Rel to root:
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2154
qo-rah (f.) Trans: RAFTER Def: The
Def: False or untrue words meant to
beams which the roof of the house sits on. Str:

6982
deceive.
2165
2155
qir (m.) Trans: WALL Def: A permanent

2166
upright construction having a length much

greater than the thickness and presenting a
continuous surface, may be constructed of a
curtain, earth, rocks or hewed stones. Used for
shelter, protection, or privacy, or to subdivide
interior space. Str: 2426, 7023
Act: Gather Con: Stalk, Stubble, Cucumber, Snare

Def: Once the grain stalks are harvested from the field,
it is gathered into bundles and secured with a cord in
the middle. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture
of the sun at the horizon and the gathering of the light,
the is a picture of the teeth representing pressure.
Combined these mean "bring together and pressed".
through with a sword or other sharp object.

Edenics: dagger - with the exchange of the g
and q Str: 1856
2167
water. Cold ice, frost or crystals. Str: 7140
2168
qe-shet (f.) Trans: BOW Def: A weapon

made from a stiff branch to shoots arrows. A
bow-shaped object such as a rainbow. Str:
7198, 7199
Rel to root: as being cold

2158
q.r.hh Trans: MAKE.BALD(V) Def: To
shave the hair of the head to make bald. Str:
7139
2169
( m.) Trans: STUBBORNNESS Def: As stiff.

Str: 7190
( m.) Trans: BALD Def: [To be
Def: The stalks of the grain harvested are
2161
qash (m.) Trans: STUBBLE Def: What is left

after the stalk has been removed. Rel to root:
The stiff part of the stalk that remains in the
ground. The stiffness a branch for making bows
or snares. Str: 7179
2157
qe-rahh (m.) Trans: ICE Def: Frozen
2160
she-qer (m.) Trans: FALSE Def: A

deliberate lie. An expression of a non-truth. Str:
8267
2156
d.q.r Trans: PIERCE(V) Def: To pierce
2159
sh.q.r Trans: DEAL.FALSELY(V) Def: [To be
gathered together and tied into tight bundles. The

stiffness of the stalks or a branch.
( f.) Trans: BALDNESS Def: [To be
q.sh.sh Trans: COLLECT(V) Def: To gather
determined] Alt Spelling: Str: 7144,

7146
2170
qo-rahh (m.) Trans: BALDING Def: The
Def: A hard vegetable.

2171
( f.) Trans: CUCUMBER Def: A hard
top of the head void of any hair. Str: n/a
Rel to root:
2162
qe-res (m.) Trans: HOOK Def: A straight
piece of wood or metal that is bent at one end.
Str: 7165
Def: The tearing of a cloth into pieces.

2163
q.r.ah Trans: TEAR(V) Def: To rip into
pieces. Str: 7167
2164
qe-resh (m.) Trans: BOARD Def: A plank
up straw, stubble or sticks. Str: 7197
vegetable. Str: 7180
Def: The stiffness of the stubble or branch.

2172
q.sh.h Trans: BE.HARD(V) Def: To be
difficult; not easily penetrated; not easily
yielding to pressure. Str: 7185
2173
penetrated; resistant to stress; firm; lacking in

responsiveness. Str: 7186
2174
miq-shah (f.) Trans: BEATEN.WORK

Def: To be shaped into a specific form by an
outside force such as a hammer. Str: 4749
of wood often used to wall off an area or

restrict access. Str: 7175
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qa-sheh (f.) Trans: HARD Def: Not easily
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Def: A snare for trapping animals is
2185
constructed of a bent branch (as a spring) tied to a

trap.
2175
perceive something or someone; to see visions.

Alt Trans: look; watch; appear (when written in
the niphil [passive] form); show (when written
in the hiphil [causative] form) Str: 7200, 7202,
7207, 7212
y.q.sh Trans: SNARE(V) Def: [To be

2176
mo-qeysh (m.) Trans: SNARE Def: A
2186
trap laid with bait to capture an animal or

person. An entrapment. Str: 4170
2187
( f.) Trans: CRAW Def: The insides of a
( m.) Trans: SNARER Def: > Str: n/a

Rel to root: snare by stealth
2178
n.q.sh Trans: ENSNARE(V) Def: [To be
bird. Str: 4760
Act: Rule, Spread, Ambush, Encourage, Strive Con:
Def: A weighing in a balance scale.

2179
qe-shiy-tah (f.) Trans: QESHIYTAH
Def: A unit of value, money. Str: 7192
Def: A sash that is tied around the waist.

2180
q.sh.r Trans: TIE(V) Def: To fasten, attach,
or close by means of a string or cord; to tie
around; to conspire in the sense of tying up. Alt
Trans: robust (when written in the pual
[passive intensive] form) Str: 7194
Master, Square, Sheet Abs: Increase, Abundance, Pride

Def: Each family has a master that rules all cases, trials,
conflicts and contests. This person was the
representative for the whole tribe, one abundant in
authority and wisdom. (see Exodus 18:25). Anc Heb:
, The pictograph is a picture of a head, the is a
picture of the tent representing the family. Combined
these mean "head of the family".
2188
2189
2190
2191
Def: An abundance of number, strength or

authority.
2192
mar-ah (f.) Trans: REFLECTION Def:
r.b.b Trans: INCREASE.IN.NUMBER(V) Def:

To become progressively greater; to multiply by
the production of young. Multiply. Also,
meaning "to shoot" from the abundant arrows
of the archer. Str: 7231, 7232
prey with a keen sense of sight. Str: 7201

The return of light or sound waves from a
surface; production of an image as by a mirror.
Str: 4759
( f.) Trans: INTEREST Def: From usury.

Str: 8636
The ability to see, perceive or have a vision.
2184
( f.) Trans: GREAT.AMOUNT Def: [To

Act: See, Observe Con: Crop Abs: Appearance Def:

( f.) Trans: KITE Def: An unknown bird of
( f.) Trans: GREAT.NUMBER Def: [To

joined to another in contract. Str: n/a
2183
rav (m.) ra-bah (f.) Trans:

ABUNDANT Def: Great plenty or supply of
numbers (many) or strength (great). One who is
abundant in authority such as a master or
teacher. Also, an archer as one abundant with
arrows. Rel to root: An abundance of number,
strength or authority. Str: 7227, 7228
2181
r.k.s Trans: TIE.ON(V) Def: To attach or
Act: Ally Abs: Allied
2182
qe-hat (m.) Trans: ALLIED Def: To be a
mar-e (m.) Trans: APPEARANCE Def:

What is seen or is in sight. Str: 4758
2177
bind one object to another by tying them

together. Str: 7405
r.a.h Trans: SEE(V) Def: To take notice; to
2193
re-va-vah (f.) Trans: MYRIAD Def: A

great abundance in numbers. Str: 7233
2194
( m.) Trans: SHOWERS Def: [To be

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2195
a.r.b Trans: AMBUSH(V) Def: To lay in
2204
wait of another to capture or do harm or injury.

Str: 0693
2196
qe-rev (m.) Trans: INSIDE Def: In the

sense of being close or in the interior of. An
approaching. Str: 7130, 7131
2205
qa-rov (m.) Trans: NEAR Def: Close to;

at or within a short distance from. Also, a kin,
as a near relative. Str: 7138
a-ru-bah (f.) Trans: CHIMNEY Def: A

vertical structure in a building and enclosing a
flue or flues that carry off smoke. A hole in the
roof where smoke escapes. Str: 0699
2206
( m.) Trans: DONATION Def: Something

given to another in devotion. Str: 7133
Def: Spread out as a bed covering. Rel to
authority.
root: spread out
2197
r.b.h Trans: INCREASE(V) Def: To become
2207
progressively greater; to multiply by the

production of young; to be abundant of
number, strength or authority. Str: 7235
2198
series of links worn as an ornament or insignia

in the sense of being spread over the neck. Str:
7242
ar-beh (m.) Trans: SWARMING.LOCUST

Def: A six legged insect having short antennae
and commonly migrating in swarms that strip
the vegetation from large areas. Str: 0697
2208
r.b.k Trans: FRY(V) Def: [To be
Def: The four sides of a square. Rel to root:
spread out
authority.
2199
rov (m.) Trans: ABUNDANCE Def: An
2209
2210
r.y.b Trans: DISPUTE(V) Def: To engage in

argument; to dispute or chide another in
harassment or trial. Alt Spelling: Str: 7378
2201
2202
2211
me-ri-vah (f.) Trans: CONTENTION

Def: An act or instance of striving or struggling
against great difficulty or opposition. Str: 4808
2212
2203
q.r.b Trans: COME.NEAR(V) Def: To come

close by or near to. Alt Trans: be brought near
(when written in the niphil [passive] form);
bring near (when written in the hiphil
( m.) Trans: FOURTH.PART Def: As fourth

in the order. Str: 7255
2213
ar-ba-ah (m.) ar-ba (f.)

Trans: FOUR Def: A cardinal number. Rel to
root: From the four sides of a square. Alt Trans:
forty (when written in the plural) Str: 0702,
0705
Def: A bringing, giving or approaching of

someone or something to be close, at hand or
among.
ri-va (m.) Trans: FOURTH.GENERATION

Def: A great-great grandchild, as a descendant
of the fourth generation. Str: 7256
riv (m.) Trans: DISPUTE Def: Bitter,

sometimes violent conflict or dissension. Str:
7379
re-va (m.) Trans: QUARTER Def: One

portion from the whole that has been divided
into four equal parts. One side of a four sided
square. A fourth. Str: 7252, 7253
over disputes within the community.

2200
r.b.ah Trans: BE.SQUARE(V) Def: Any four

sided object. Also, to go down on the hands
and knees, to be on all fours. Str: 7250, 7251
ample quantity of number (many) or plentiful

supply of strength (great). Str: 7230
Def: The responsibility of the master is to rule
ra-vid (m.) Trans: NECKLACE Def: A
2214
re-vi-i (m.) Trans: FOURTH Def: An

Def: The palate as a bed to lay down on to

sleep or rest. Rel to root: spread out
2215
r.b.ts Trans: STRETCH.OUT(V) Def: To lie

or stretch out as to rest; to crouch down to
hide for an ambush. Str: 7257
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Rel to root: spread out

2216
( f.) Trans: FATTENING Def: > Str: n/a
Def: A spreading out such as a sheet for a
2225
Str: 7268
2226
r.g.l Trans: TREAD.ABOUT(V) Def: To be on
bed. Rel to root: spread out

2217
foot walking through a foreign land, usually in

the sense of spying; to trample another with
the tongue. Alt Trans: spy (when written in the
piel [intensive] form) Str: 7270, 8637
re-phid (m.) ( f.) Trans:

PILLAR.BASE Def: The lowest or deepest part of
anything. Str: 7507
Act: Trample, Weave, Shake, Murmer, Quake, Roar
2227
Con: Rug, Thunder, Crowd, Bed, Foot Abs: Thought, Fury

Def: The treading underfoot of something. A woven rug
as something tread upon. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the head of a man, the is a picture of
a foot. Combined these mean "man of feet".
a.r.g Trans: BRAID(V) Def: To twist,
Def: The stone is used in a sling or thrown to
entwine or weave several pieces together in

parallel to become one. Str: 0707
kill. Rel to root: stoning

2229
ar-ga-man (m.) Trans: PURPLE Def: A

reddish-blue color used to dye yarn and used in
weaving. Str: 0713
Def: The trampling over of another with the

2230
r.g.n Trans: WHISPER(V) Def: [To be
h.r.g Trans: KILL(V) Def: To deprive of life;
2231
r.d.p Trans: PURSUE(V) Def: To follow in
to slaughter. Edenics: rug - as woven and

trampled on; harangue; wrong Str: 2026
order to overtake, capture, kill, or defeat; to

pursue in chase or persecution. Str: 7291
Def: A weaving or wrapping. Rel to root:

2221
sa-rig (m.) Trans: TWIG Def: A
Def: A trembling out of fear. Rel to root:
secondary shoot or stem arising from a main

trunk or axis.. Alt Spelling: Str: 8299
shaking
2232
Def: The stirring up of the sea or from a rest.

r.g.ah Trans: REPOSE(V) Def: To stir as in

2233
( f.) Trans: MANE.OF.A.HORSE Def: >
stirring the waters or to stir from sleep. In the

sense of stirring the eyes. Str: 7280
2223
re-ga (m.) Trans: MOMENT Def: A single
Str: 7483
point in time. A wink of the eye. Str: 7281, 7282
Def: A shaking or trembling out of fear or

anger. Rel to root: shaking
2224
r.g.z Trans: SHAKE(V) Def: To tremble in

fear or anger. Str: 7264
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ra-ad (m.) re-a-dah (f.) Trans:

SHAKING.IN.FEAR Def: Being physically effected
by shivering or shaking from a dreadful event.
Str: 7461
Also a stirring of the eyes in rest or a wink.

2222
r.g.m Trans: THROW.STONES(V) Def: To

throw stones for execution. Str: 7275
intent to kill.
2220
rag-li (m.) Trans: ON.FOOT Def: A

soldier, messenger or traveler who moves on
foot. Str: 7273
the tent for walking on.
2219
re-gel (f.) Trans: FOOT Def: The terminal

part of the leg upon which the human, animal
or object stands. Also euphemistically for the
leg. Alt Trans: times (when in the double plural
form) Str: 7272
2228
Def: A woven rug that is laid on the floor of

2218
( m.) Trans: SHAKING Def: A shaking anger.
Act: Spread, Roam, Rule, Descend Con: Sheet,

hailstones, Wild donkey Def: The floor of a tent is a
covered with a spread out sheet. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the head of a man, the is
a picture of a door that allows entrance into the tent.
Combined these mean "man through the door".
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ra-dah (m.) Trans: ROAMING Def: > Str:
n/a
people in the sense of spreading out rather than
rule on the throne alone.
r.d.h Trans: RULE(V) Def: To exert control,

direction, or influence over, especially by
curbing or restraining; to spread out through a
land through authority or by walking among
the subjects. Str: 7287
2236
r.w.d Trans: ROAM(V) Def: To wander
around restlessly. Str: 7300
Def: As the man enters the tent he descends

down on the sheet to sit.
2237
y.r.d Trans: GO.DOWN(V) Def: To go or

come lower from a higher place. Alt Trans:
bring down (when written in the hiphil
( m.) Trans: DESCENDER Def: > Str: n/a

Rel to root: as coming down
2239
ba-rad (m.) Trans: HAILSTONES Def: A
2238
precipitation in the form of irregular pellets or

balls of ice. Str: 1259
2240
Con: Cedar, Cypress, Thin Def: The bark of the cedar
2245
( m.) Trans: CEDAR Def: A coniferous tree
from the cyprus family having wide, spreading
branches. The wood or tree or something made
it. Str: 0730
Rel to root:
2246
( m.) Trans: LEAN Def: [To be determined]
Str: 7330
Act: Travel, Tread, Trade, Ride, Smell Con: Path,

Wind, Moon, Aroma, Dawn, Merchandise, Chariot Def:
The responsibilities of the nomad outside of the tent
include the feeding, watering and caring for the
livestock. Livestock are healthier and more productive
when on a routine, therefore the man follows a routine
or "a prescribed path" each day when caring for his
livestock. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of
the head of a man, the is a picture of wall that
separates the inside from the outside. Combined these
mean "man outside".
Def: One who follows a prescribed path to

arrive at a specific destination. Rel to root:
2247
ba-rod (m.) Trans: SPOTTED Def: An

animal with white spots which appear as
hailstones. Str: 1261
Def: The flowing of the insides.

2243
ar-yeyh (m.) Trans: LION Def: A large
2248
( f.) Trans: CARAVAN Def: A traveling

company that follows a prescribed path. Str:
0736
Def: The ancient hand mill consisted of two

round stones, called millstones, the top was turned
on top of the other to grind the grain. This top
stone always followed the same path on top of the
other.
2249
re-hheh (m.) Trans: MILLSTONE Def: A

large circular stone that is revolved on top of
another stone to grind grain into flour. Str:
7347
carnivorous chiefly nocturnal cat. A feared

animal. Alt Spelling: Str: 0738
Def: The Hebrew nomads were very familiar

with the wind patterns as they would follow a
prescribed path indicating the coming season. From
this word comes the idea of breath as it is the wind
Def: A heavy flowing of water. Rel to root:
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o-rahh (m.) Trans: PATH Def: The road

or route one travels. Str: 0734
Rel to root: as a wanderer

2241
( m.) Trans: WILD.DONKEY Def: > Str:
2242
( m.) Trans: FLEET Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Whine, Soak Con: Lion, Drink Abs: Fear Def:
(Related to to .)
( m.) Trans: WATERED Def: [To be
tree is pulled off in long thin strips which can be woven

into a cords.
Def: A ruler is one who walks among the

2235
2244
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of man which also follows a prescribed path of

inhaling and exhaling.
2250
2251
r.w.hh Trans: SMELL
2260
When the first light of the sun comes over the

horizon. An eastward direction as the place of
the rising sun. Str: 4217
(V)
Def: The odor or

scent of a thing. As carried on the wind. To be
"refreshed", as when taking in a deep breath.
Edenics: reek Str: 7304, 7306
2261
ru-ahh (f.) Trans: WIND Def: A natural
Def: To go about to and fro trading precious

merchandises. Rel to root: travel
2262
relief from labor, punishment or trouble. Rel to

root: A relief from the heat from a wind. Str:
7309
Def: The moon follows a prescribed path each

2253
ye-rey-ahh (m.) Trans: MOON Def: The

second brightest object in the sky which
reflects the sun's light. Also, a month by
counting its cycles. Str: 3391, 3394
Def: What is carried by the wind and smelled
2263
ra-hheyl (f.) Trans: EWE Def: A female
sheep. Str: 7353
2264
r.hh.ts Trans: BATHE(V) Def: To cleanse by
being immersed in, or washing with, water. Str:
7364
while breathing.
2254
ri-ahh (f.) Trans: AROMA Def: A

distinctive pervasive and usually pleasant or
savory smell or odor. Str: 7381
Rel to root: as a path

2255
d.r.k Trans: STEP.UPON(V) Def: To take a
Rel to root: traveling

2265
r.k.b Trans: RIDE(V) Def: To sit and travel
in any conveyance; to sit astride an animal,
wagon or chariot. Str: 7392
2266
step. A journey as a treading. The stringing of a

bow is a treading as the foot is stepped over
the bow and using the leg to bend it. Str: 1869
2256
2257
2267
2268
2258
z.r.hh Trans: COME.UP(V) Def: To rise up,
Rel to root: traveling

2269
( m.) Trans: TALEBEARER Def: A traveler
selling stories and songs. As a talebearer. Str:
7400
as the sun does at the horizon. Str: 2224

2259
( m.) Trans: RISING.SUN Def: The early

morning appearence of the sun. Str: 2225
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mer-ka-vah (f.) Trans: CHARIOT Def:

A light, two-wheeled battle vehicle for one or
two persons, usually drawn by two horses and
driven from a standing position. Str: 4818
between the feet of a step. Str: 4096

horizon. Rel to root: The perscribed path of the sun
( m.) Trans: SADDLE Def: [To be

( m.) Trans: STEP Def: The distance
Def: The rising of the sun in the eastern
re-khev (m.) Trans: VEHICLE Def: A

wheeled transport such as a wagon or chariot
used for transportation. Also, the top millstone
as a wheel that rides on top of the lower
millstone. Str: 7393, 7395
de-rek (m.) Trans: ROAD Def: A route or

path for traveled or walked. The path or
manner of life. Edenics: direct; track - with the
exchange of the t and d; truck - with the
exchange of the t and d Str: 1870
s.hh.r Trans: TRADE(V) Def: The business

of buying and selling or bartering commodities.
To go about as a merchant trading goods. In
Psalm 38:11 this word is used for the beating of
the heart in the sense of going about to and
fro. Str: 5503
re-wa-hhah (f.) Trans: RESPITE Def: A
night from horizon to horizon.
ez-rahh (m.) Trans: NATIVE Def: Born

and raised in the Land. Str: 0249
movement of air; breath. The breath of man,

animal or God. The character. A space in
between. Str: 7305, 7307
2252
miz-rah (m.) Trans: SUNRISE Def:
2270
( m.) Trans: STATIONED Def: > Str: n/a
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Act: Scour Con: Trough, Rafter, Bright Abs: Fear
2281
Def: The digging out of something for making a basin or

trough.
the loins. Str: 4816
2282
r.hh.b Trans: WIDEN(V) Def: To increase
Def: Used to turn the direction of water.

2271
ra-hat (m.) Trans: TROUGH Def: A long,
shallow often V-shaped receptacle for the
drinking water or food of domestic animals. Str:
7298
Def: A scouring or polishing by rubbing.

2272
y.r.t Trans: HAND.OVER(V) Def: [To be
the size of an area wide; large; roomy. Str:

7337
2283
2284
2285
Abs: Width Def: The reproductive organs of the male

including the lower abdomen which are always covered.
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the head
of a man, the is a picture of the palm representing a
covering. Combined these mean "man covered".
rakh (m.) ra-kah (f.) Trans: TENDER
Largeness of extent or scope. From the width of

a road. Str: 7341
Rel to root: being far

2286
r.hh.q Trans: BE.FAR(V) Def: To be
2287
Def: A collection of possessions.

2288
r.k.sh Trans: ACCUMULATE(V) Def: To
gather or pile up, especially little by little. Str:
7408
Str: 7401
Def: From the male reproductive organ.

2275
a.r.k Trans: PROLONG(V) Def: To lengthen
2289
a-reykh (m.) Trans: SLOW Def: Capable
measured distance or dimension. Str: 0753
Def: The tenderness of the loins.

2278
( m.) Trans: TENDERNESS Def: [To be
Act: Lift, Throw Con: Height, Palace Abs: Deceit,

Pride Def: Anything that is high or lifted up.
2290
2291
2292
ri-mon (m.) Trans: POMEGRANATE Def:

A sweet deep red fruit prolific with seeds. A
symbol of compassion and love. Str: 7416
yar-khah (f.) Trans: FLANK Def: The
hollow of the loins between the legs. Str: 3411
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mir-mah (f.) Trans: DECEIT Def: The

act or practice of not being honest. Str: 4820
The lower abdomen and back. Str: 3409

2280
ram (m.) Trans: RAISED Def: Lifted up in

position or in exaltation. Rel to root: A lifting
up through a prolific amount of offspring. Str:
n/a
2279
ya-rey-akh (f.) Trans: MIDSECTION Def:
re-khush (m.) Trans: GOODS Def:

Something that has economic utility or satisfies
an economic want; personal property having
intrinsic value but usually excluding money,
securities and negotiable instruments. Rel to
root: As collected substances. Str: 7399
or delay. Str: 0748
o-rekh (m.) Trans: LENGTH Def: A
ra-hhoq (m.) re-hho-qah (f.)

Trans: DISTANCE Def: Separation in space or
time. A distant place or time. Str: 7350
Def: The tenderness of the loins.

2274
r.k.k Trans: BE.SOFT(V) Def: To be soft.
2277
ro-hhav (m.) Trans: WIDTH Def:
distant, a long way off. Str: 7368
Def: Having a soft or yielding texture; easily

broken, cut, or damaged. From the tenderness
of the loins. Rel to root: The tenderness of the
loins. Str: 7390
of calmly awaiting an outcome or result. Str:

0750
re-hhov (f.) Trans: STREET Def: A

thoroughfare, especially in a city, town or
village. Str: 7339
Act: Widen, Far Con: Tender, Long, Loins, Street
2276
ra-hhav Trans: WIDE Def: Having great

extent or breadth. Str: 7338, 7342
2273
( m.) Trans: FAINT Def: From a blow to
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2293
r.m.m Trans: LIFT(V) Def: [To be
2305
low or indistinct sound, esp. Continuously. To

complain in a low tone, usually in private. Str:
3885
2294
( m.) Trans: PALACE Def: A large house.
2306
Rel to root: As built in high places. Str: n/a
land animal where some species have one horn

(Latin: unicornis) and others have two (Latin:
bicornis). Str: 7214
( f.) Trans: CORAL Def: > Str: 7215

2297
( f.) Trans: ELEVATED Def: > Str: n/a
Def: A throwing of something high.
2298
ra-ham (m.) Trans: LIFTED Def: Raised
2296
2307
( m.) Trans: LYRE Def: > Str: n/a
2308
q.r.n Trans: HAVE.HORNS(V) Def: One of a
pair of bony processes that arise from the head
of many animals, sometimes used as a wind
instrument. The horn-shaped protrusions of
the altar or a musical instrument. Str: 7160
up in position or in exaltation. Str: n/a
2309
Def: A throwing of something high.

2299
r.m.h Trans: THROW.DOWN(V) Def: To
Act: Demolish, Tread, Stomp Con: Pieces, Mud,

Ruin Def: The breaking or bringing down of something
by throwing or pulling it down.
Def: Anything that is high or lifted up.

2300
r.w.m Trans: RAISE.UP(V) Def: To lift
Def: Something broken into pieces.

2310
h.r.s Trans: CAST.DOWN(V) Def: To ruin
something up. Str: 7311
or break into pieces by throwing or pulling

down. Str: 2040
te-ru-mah (f.) Trans: OFFERING Def:

A donation presented to another. Str: 8641
Def: Something broken into pieces.

2311
ri-sah (m.) Trans: OVERTHROWN Def:
2302
ri-mah (f.) Trans: MAGGOT Def: The
To ruin or break into pieces by throwing or

pulling down. Str: n/a
larvae of flies. Str: 7415
2303
ah.r.m Trans: PILE(V) Def: To mound up in
Rel to root: trampling down

2312
r.m.s Trans: TREAD(V) Def: To trample
under foot. Alt Spelling: Str: 7429, 7430
a heap. Str: 6192
out loudly in triumph or joy. Str: 7442, 7444
Def: A loud rumbling.

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qe-ren (f.) Trans: HORN Def: One of a pair

of bony processes that arise from the head of
many animals and used as a wind instrument.
The horns of an animal or a musical instrument
in the shape of a horn. Str: 7161
lead astray; to deliver to an enemy by

treachery; to reveal unintentionally. Alt Trans:
betray (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 7411
Act: Shout, Murmur Con: Rattle Def: Any loud noise.

Def: A shout of joy, desperation or desire.
2304
r.n.n Trans: SHOUT.ALOUD(V) Def: To cry
te-lu-nah (f.) Trans: MURMURING Def:

A continuously low or indistinct sound. A
complaining in low tones, usually in private.
Str: 8519
Rel to root:
2295
( m.) Trans: RHINOCEROS Def: A large
2301
l.w.n Trans: MURMUR(V) Def: To make a
2313
re-mes (m.) Trans: TREADER Def: A

creature that crawls or creeps on something.
Act: Feed Con: Shepherd, Friend, Pasture, Tent

curtain, Field Abs: Desire, Flourish Def: The shepherd
closely watched over his flock, often they are his only
companions. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
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picture of the head of a man, the is a picture of they

eye. Combined these mean "man watches".
2314
2324
down; to be slack or idle due to weakness,

illness or laziness. Alt Trans: lazy (when written
in the niphil [passive] form) Str: 7503
ra (m.) Trans: COMPANION Def: One that

accompanies another in the sense of a close
companion or friend. Alt Spelling: Str: 7453
2315
2325
mey-rey-a (m.) Trans: PARTNER Def: One

that shares. A close companion. Str: 4828
Rel to root: a burning wound

2326
s.r.p Trans: CREMATE(V) Def: To reduce a
dead body, or other object, to ashes by
burning. Alt Spelling: Str: 5635, 8313
Def: One who provides and protects the flock

and takes desire in them.
2317
2318
r.ah.h Trans: FEED
2327
Def: To give food to;

to provide feed or pasture to the flock.
Commonly used in the participle form meaning
a feeder or shepherd. Str: 7462
mir-eh (m.) Trans: FEEDING.PLACE Def:
2319
ye-ri-a (f.) Trans: TENT.WALL Def: The
goat hair curtain that forms the walls of the
tent. Str: 3407
2328
with fruit or with sustenance. Rel to root: through

the idea of pasture
( m.) Trans: FLOURISHING Def: A green
Def: The act of burning a dead body to ashes.

2329
r.p.k Trans: DECLINE(V) Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Crush, Run, Dry, Shatter, Murder, Fit, Swarm
2330
r.ts.ts Trans: CRUSH(V) Def: To reduce to
plant bearing fruit. Also prosperous. Str: 7488
Act: Heal, Sink, Pulverize, Burn Con: Medicine, Idol,
particles by pounding or grinding. Crush

something to pieces. An oppression or struggle
as crushing. Alt Spelling: Str: 7465, 7533,
7567
Venom Abs: Sick, Weak Def: Wounds, sickness and

illnesses are cured with medicines made from plant
materials which were pulverized into a medicinal
powder. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture
of the head of a man, the is a picture of an open
mouth. Combined these mean "man open".
Def: Land is divided up into fragments by

tribe or nations.
te-raph (m.) Trans: FAMILY.IDOL Def: A
2331
household idol of a god, possibly believed to

have a healing power. Str: 8655
Def: Ones will and desires are written on

potsherds as messages to another.
health or wholeness. Alt Spelling: Str: 7495
( m.) Trans: DEAD Def: > Str: 7496

Def: One weakened by illness or disease.
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e-rets (f.) Trans: LAND Def: The solid part

of the earth's surface. The whole of the earth
or a region. Edenics: earth; terra - with a
reversal of letters; terrain Str: 0776
2322
r.p.a Trans: HEAL(V) Def: To restore to
2323
se-rey-phah (f.) Trans: CREMATING
Con: Potsherd, Land, Course, Clay, Wound Abs: Desire,

Violence Def: Broken pieces of pottery were commonly
used as writing tablets as they were inexpensive and
durable. These potsherds were commonly used to send
messages from one person to another, usually carried
by runners.
Def: A green and fresh plant as flourishing
2321
( m.) Trans: SERAPH Def: A supernatural

creature, possibly a winged serpent or a
dragon. Alt Spelling: Str: 8314
(V)
A place of feeding or grazing. Str: 4829
2320
( m.) Trans: FRAIL Def: [To be

re-ut (f.) Trans: FRIEND Def: A female

companion as one who is close. Str: 7468
2316
r.p.h Trans: SINK.DOWN(V) Def: To drop
2332
r.ts.h Trans: ACCEPT(V) Def: To receive

from the messenger what is given as a
message. Str: 7521
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2333
ra-tson (m.) Trans: SELF.WILL Def: Used
2342
to express determination, insistence,

persistence, or willfulness. One's desire. Rel to
root: From instructions that are written on
potsherds. Str: 7522
creature(s) of a large swarm. Str: 8318
Rel to root: Related through the idea of

many small individual parts forming one large
formation.
Def: Messengers ran messages written on
2343
potsherds.
2334
Def: The process of drying clay bricks or pots

in the sun. Rel to root: potsherd
Act: Draw, Spit Con: Grass, Thin, Green Abs: Empty

Def: Thin green blades of grass that are drawn out of
the soil.
2344
hhe-res (m.) hhar-sit (f.)
2336
ah.r.ts Trans: TERRIFY(V) Def: [To be
2345
Def: As green and drawn out of the mouth.

Rel to root:
2346
Def: Something that is drawn out.

2347
r.w.q Trans: DRAW.OUT(V) Def: To empty.
to root: being broken into pieces
r.ah.ts Trans: DASH.TO.PIECES(V) Def: To
To arm oneself by unsheathing a sword in the

sense of emptying the scabbard. Acting in vain;
empty-handed. Str: 7324
shatter into pieces by force. Str: 7492
Def: An unjustifiable killing or slaughter. Rel

to root: dashed into pieces
r.ts.hh Trans: MURDER(V) Def: A killing

committed with malice aforethought,
characterized by deliberation or premeditation.
Str: 7523
2348
y.r.q Trans: SPIT(V) Def: [To be
2349
2339
r.ts.ah Trans: BORE.THROUGH(V) Def: To
mar-tsey-a (m.) Trans: AWL Def: A
2350
sharp pointed tool for piercing holes in leather

or the skin. Str: 4836
( m.) Trans: MILDEW Def: As a thin

green film. Str: 3420
2351
Def: The moving mass of a swarm. This can
( m.) Trans: GREENISH Def: [To be

be sea creatures (Gen 1:20) or land creatures (Gen

7:21) Rel to root: Related through the idea of many
small individual parts forming one large formation.
Def: A container where all of its contents have

been drawn out. Also vanity as an emptiness.
sh.r.ts Trans: SWARM(V) Def: To move, as
2352
a large mass of creatures. Str: 8317
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ye-req (m.) Trans: GREEN Def: A color

somewhat less yellow than that of fresh
growing grass and of that part of the spectrum
between blue and yellow. The color of grasses
and herbs as thin. Str: 3418, 3419
pierce with a sharp object. Str: 7527
2341
ra-qiq (m.) Trans: THIN.BREAD Def:

Dough that has been spread thin before baked.
Str: 7550
Def: A breaking into pieces by throwing. Rel
2340
raq (m.) Trans: ONLY Def: A single instance

or thing and nothing more or different. Alt
Trans: at all Str: 7535
2338
raq (m.) Trans: THIN Def: Not dense in

distribution; not well-fleshed. Str: 7534
Trans: CLAY Def: An item made of baked and

hardened clay such as a tile or pot. Skin
irritations are treated by applying clay to the
irritation and left to dry. Alt Spelling:
Str: 2775, 2777, 2789
2337
( m.) Trans: ROOT Def: The

underground part of a plant. The source or
origin of a thing. Str: 8328
r.w.ts Trans: RUN(V) Def: To go faster than

a walk. Alt Trans: quickly bring (when written in
2335
she-rets (m.) Trans: SWARMER Def: The
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riq Trans: EMPTY(V) Def: The lack of

intelligence or significance in an action. An
2362
rosh (m.) Trans: HEAD Def: The top of
action or thought with no positive results. To

empty by pouring out. Str: 7385, 7386
2353
rey-qam (m.) Trans: EMPTINESS Def:
the body. A person in authority or role of

leader. Alt Trans: top; beginning; first; chief;
best Alt Spelling: Edenics: raise - with the
exchange of the s and sh Str: 7218, 7389
Lack of contents which should be present. Void

of contents or purpose. Str: 7387
2354
r.q.m Trans: EMBROIDER(V) Def: To
2363
head, top or beginning of a place, such as a

river or mountain, or a time, such as an event.
The best or most important. The point at which
something starts; origin, source. Alt Trans:
best, first Str: 7225
decorate with ornamental and colorful

needlework. Str: 7551
2355
( m.) ( f.) Trans: EMBROIDERY

Def: A decorative work of colorful needlework.
Str: 7553
2364
Act: Flow, Spit Con: Spittle Abs: Curse

Def: One shows a cursing by spitting.
2356
a.r.r Trans: SPIT.UPON(V) Def: To eject
2365
2366
me-ra-a-shah (f.) Trans: HEADREST

Def: A support for the head. Place where the
head is laid. Str: 4763
( f.) Trans: SPITTING Def: [To be
Def: The inheritor becomes the head of the
Def: The flowing of a liquid.

2358
r.w.r Trans: FLOW.OUT(V) Def: [To be
family.
2367
y.r.sh Trans: POSSESS(V) Def: To come

into possession of or receive especially as a
right or divine portion; o receive from an
ancestor at his death; to take possession, either
by seizing or through inheritance. Alt Trans:
dispossess (when written in the hiphil
Act: Inherit, Request Con: Head Abs: Poor,

Inheritance Def: The head of the tribe (chief) or family
(father) is passed from generation to generation. The
head grants permission for the betrothal of his
daughters and determines the inheritor of the tribe or
family. The head of a person, place, thing or time. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the head.
2368
( f.) Trans: PROPERTY Def: [To be

re-shet (f.) Trans: NETTING Def: A sheet
2369
( m.) mo-ra-shah (f.) Trans:

POSSESSION Def: Something that is personally
owned. Str: 4180, 4181
of meshed fabric, cord or metal. Str: 7568
2360
tar-shish (m.) Trans: TOPAZ Def:
2370
( f.) Trans: HERITAGE Def: [To be

Possibly the Topaz, which may be yellow, gray,

white, pink, green or blue in color. Other
possible translations are Beryl, Lapis Lazuli,
Amber, Jasper, Serpentine, Olivine, or Flint. Str:
8658
Def: A granting permission to marry.

2361
a.r.sh Trans: BETROTH(V) Def: A promise
( m.) Trans: VENOM Def: The poison of

serpents that comes sacks located in the head.
Also by extension any type of poison. Str: 7219
2359
ri-shon (m.) Trans: FIRST Def: The

head of a time or position. Str: 7223
saliva, usually on another in spite or disrespect.

Str: 0779
2357
rey-shit (f.) Trans: SUMMIT Def: The
2371
ti-rosh (m.) Trans: FRESH.WINE Def:

Newly pressed wine as a desired possession.
Str: 8492
Act: Tremble, Attach, Bind Con: Harness, Chain

Def: The harnessing of rig for attaching
horses to a wagon or chariot. Rel to root: binding
or contract of impending marriage. To request

a woman for marriage. Str: 0781
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( m.) rit-mah (f.) Trans: JUNIPER

Def: A species of tree, possibly the Juniper. Str:
7574
abnormal action other than that for which a

person or thing is intended. Something that
does not function within its intended purpose.
Str: 7451, 7455
Act: Crash Con: Storm , Thunder Abs: Desolate Def:
2385
sh.a.h Trans: CRASH(V) Def: To break
r.ah.ah Trans: BE.DYSFUNCTIONAL(V) Def:
violently and noisily. Str: 7582, 7583
Act: Turn, Draw, Capture, Sit, Design, Weave Con:
Def: Something dysfunctional, wrong, evil or

wicked.
r.w.ah Trans: SHOUT(V) Def: To shout an

alarm of war or for great rejoicing. Str: 7321
rey-a (m.) Trans: LOUD.NOISE Def: A loud,
Seat, Well, Captive, Wreath, Net, Plate, Bed Abs:

Anguish, Copulation Def: A place of dwelling as the
place returned to. A turning back or away from
someone or something. A captive is one turned away
from a place of dwelling. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the two front teeth representing
pressing, the is a picture of tent. Combined these
mean "Press to the tent".
2386
confused, constant noise or sound Str: 7452
Def: An infection of the skin, usually leprosy,
2387
sh.a.b Trans: DRAW.WATER(V) Def: To
that causes welts. Also an infection of mildew or

mold, as welts, on clothing or a building.
ts.r.ah Trans: INFECT(V) Def: To taint or
bringing up water from a well, usually using a

rope and a bucket. Str: 7579
contaminate with something that affects

quality, character, or condition unfavorably. To
be infected with leprosy, mildew or mold. Str:
6879
2379
Def: A forcible turning away from ones

homeland to another place.
( f.) Trans: INFECTION Def: A
2388
contaminated substance, such as a disease,

mold or mildew, on the skin, cloth or a building.
Str: 6883
2380
tsir-ah (f.) Trans: HORNET Def: A

flying insect with a stinger that is capable of
causing serious injury or death to one that is
stung. Str: 6880
2381
r.ah.b Trans: BE.HUNGRY(V) Def: To have
she-vo (f.) Trans: AGATE Def: Probably

the Agate, a variety of quartz that may be gray,
light blue, orange, red or black in color. The
Septuagint uses achates meaning Agate. Str:
7618
( f.) Trans: SHOUT Def: A great shout

of alarm of war or for rejoicing. Str: 8643
2378
( m.) Trans: TUMULTUOUS Def: > Str:

n/a
Impaired or abnormal filling of purpose; to act

wrongly by injuring or doing an evil action. Str:
4827, 7489
2377
ra-a-von (m.) Trans: FAMINE Def: An

extreme scarcity of food. Str: 7459
2384
wicked.
2376
2383
The crashing of thunder or waves as a desolating storm.
Def: Something dysfunctional, wrong, evil or
2375
ra-eyv (m.) Trans: HUNGER Def: A craving

or urgent need for food. Str: 7457, 7458
Act: Grieve, Shout Abs: Bad

2373
ra Trans: DYSFUNCTIONAL Def: Impaired or
2374
2382
sh.b.h Trans: CAPTURE(V) Def: The act of

catching, winning, or gaining control by force,
stratagem, or guile; to take one away from his
homeland as an involuntary prisoner. Str: 7617
2389
( f.) Trans: CAPTIVITY Def: The state or

period of being held, imprisoned, enslaved, or
confined. Alt Spelling: Str: 7622
2390
she-vi (m.) ( f.) Trans: CAPTIVE

Def: A person who is enslaved or dominated.
Str: 7628, 7633
Def: A turning back to a previous state or
an urgent craving for food; famished. Str: 7456
place.
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sh.w.b Trans: TURN.BACK(V) Def: To
seven, an exchange of the s and sh Str: 7651,

7657,
return to a previous place or state. Alt Trans:

return (when written in the hiphil [causative]
form) Edenics: shove Str: 7725
2402
period of time consisting of seven days or

seven years. Str: 7620
Def: A place of dwelling as the place returned

to.
2392
2393
2403
y.sh.b Trans: SETTLE
(V)
Def: To stay in a
dwelling place for the night or for long periods
of time; to sit down. Str: 3427
2404
2405
Def: Literally to seven oneself. A common

practice was to make seven declarations when
making an oath. This declaration can be making the
oath seven times or doing seven things to show the
sincerity of the oath.
Def: The process of designing a pattern or

plan for an action or device. Rel to root: turning
over thoughts
2406
hh.sh.b Trans: THINK(V) Def: To plan or

design a course of action, item or invention. Alt
Trans: consider (when written in the niphal
form) Str: 2803
2396
2407
Def: A crisscross pattern of weaving. Rel to

root: weaving
2408
sh.b.ts Trans: WEAVE(V) Def: To interlace

(threads, yarns, strips, fibrous material, etc.) so
as to form a fabric or material. Str: 7660
INVENTION Def: A product of the imagination.

Designing or planning of inventions or plans.
Str: 4284
2409
mish-be-tsah (f.) Trans: PLAIT Def: A

woven or checkered work. Str: 4865
( m.) Trans: REASON Def: > Str: 2808

Rel to root: weaving
2399
se-vakh (m.) Trans: NET Def: An open2398
2410
tash-beyts (m.) Trans:

WOVEN.MATERIAL Def: Material made from
weaving threads of fibers together to become a
solid piece. Str: 8665
meshed fabric twisted, knotted, or woven at

regular intervals. Also, a thicket as an
interwoven network of thorns. Alt Spelling:
Str: 5442, 7638
Def: The ceasing of work or activity in order

to rest. Rel to root: sitting to rest
2411
sh.b.t Trans: CEASE(V) Def: To come to

an end; to die out; to stop an activity for the
purpose of rest or celebration. Str: 7673
2412
sha-bat (f.) Trans: CEASING Def: A

stopping of work or activity; An activity
curtailed before completion. The seventh day
of the week (often translated as Sabbath) when
all business ceases for rest and celebration. Str:
7674, 7676
SEVEN Def: A cardinal number. Alt Trans:

seventy (when written in the plural) Edenics:
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she-vu-ah (f.) Trans: SWEARING Def:

The act of taking an oath. Str: 7621
ma-hha-sha-vah (f.) Trans:
2400
sh.b.n Trans: GROW(V) Def: > Str: n/a
Def: To be seven.
2401
shiv-ah (m.) she-va (f.) Trans:
sh.b.ah Trans: SWEAR(V) Def: To

completely submit to a promise or oath with
words and spoken seven times. Str: 7650
hhey-shev (m.) Trans:

DECORATIVE.BAND Def: An adornment with
designs used to decorate or tie an article of
clothing. Str: 2805
2397
she-vi-i (m.) Trans: SEVENTH Def: An

to-shav (m.) Trans: SETTLER Def: One

who stays temporarily. Travels from place to
place. Str: 8453
2395
( f.) Trans: SEVENFOLD Def: > Str:

( f.) Trans: SEVENTH.TIME Def: A
sequence of events ending with the seventh.
Alt Trans: sevenfold (when written in the
double plural) Str: 7659
mo-shav (m.) Trans: SETTLING Def: The

place of sitting, resting or dwelling, usually
temporarily. Str: 4186
2394
sha-vu-a (m.) Trans: WEEK Def: A
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sha-ba-ton (m.) Trans: REST.DAY Def:

2424
A day when work and normal activities are

halted. Str: 7677
producing glandular organs situated on the

chest in the female; the fore part of the body
between the neck and the abdomen. Also a
goat-idol from the teats of the goat. Str: 7699,
7700
Def: A laying down for copulation.

2414
sh.k.b Trans: LAY.DOWN(V) Def: To give
up; to lie down for copulation, rest or sleep.
Str: 7901
2415
2425
she-kha-vah (f.) Trans: LYING.DOWN
Def: The channels of a hill or mountain that
2417
Act: Roar Abs: Error Def: When a work is found to

be in error, the work must be redone. An error that is
made out of ignorance or accident. Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of the two front teeth
representing the idea of double, the is a picture of a
foot representing the carrying of a burden. Combined
these mean "double burden".
2419
sh.g.g Trans: ERR(V) Def: [To be
( f.) Trans: ERROR Def: [To be

2421
sh.g.h Trans: GO.ASTRAY(V) Def: [To be
2427
( f.) Trans: RAVINE Def: [To be

Act: Forget Abs: Equal

2428
( m.) Trans: EQUATED Def: > Str: n/a
2429
sh.w.h Trans: EQUATE(V) Def: To make
something like something else, or to compare it
to something else. Str: 7737, 7738
( m.) Trans: EQUAL Def: > Str: n/a
2431
sh.y.h Trans: BE.UNMINDFUL(V) Def: [To
2430

2432
shu-a Trans: FALSENESS Def: Words or

actions that are not true or are empty. A
Deception. Lacking value and content. Str: 7723
Act: Sink, Bow, Beat, Destroy Con: Pit, Dark, Dawn,
Deep Abs: Destruction, Darkness Def: A pit dug into the

ground for the purpose of trapping someone or
something. To go down or sink down as going into the
pit. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the
teeth representing sharpness, the is a picture of wall.
Combined these mean "sharp walls".
( m.) Trans: MADNESS Def: [To be
2433
Def: The actions of one insane.

2422
sh.g.ah Trans: RAVE(V) Def: [To be
2423
( m.) Trans: BANKS Def: The banks of a

river as a channel for the water. Str: 0793
mish-geh (f.) Trans: OVERSIGHT Def:

Watchful and responsible care. Str: 4870
2420
2426
mish-kav (m.) Trans: LAYING.PLACE

Def: The location one lays for rest or sleep. Str:
4904
2418
direct the flowing of water for nourishment to the

lower lands.
( f.) Trans: COPULATION Def: [To be

she-dey-mah (f.) Trans: CROPLAND

Def: A level field for growing crops. Str: 7709,
8309
Def: A laying with another in copulation.

Something spread out. Str: 7902
2416
shad (m.) Trans: BREAST Def: Milk-
festering under the skin. Pits in the skin from

disease. Str: 7822
Act: Spoil Con: Breast, Ravine Anc Heb: , The
Def: A full bowing to another in respect by
pictograph is a picture of the two front teeth, the

is a picture of a tent door that dangles down. Combined
these mean "two that dangle".
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she-hhin (m.) Trans: BOILS Def: A
getting on the knees and pressing the face to the

ground.
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2434
sh.hh.h Trans: BEND.DOWN(V) Def: To
2446
pay homage to another one by bowing low or

getting on the knees with the face to the
ground. Str: 7812
before the rising of the sun. As dark in color.

Str: 7838, 7815
Rel to root: corrupt

2447
sh.hh.t Trans: DAMAGE(V) Def: To bring
Rel to root:
2435
( m.) Trans: SINKING Def: > Str: n/a
2436
shu-hham (m.) Trans: PIT.DIGGER Def:
to ruin by destruction; to destroy through

disfigurement or corruption. Alt Trans: destroy
Str: 7843
> Str: n/a
Def: As the darkness of a moonless night. Rel
2448
to root: a dark place

2437
2438
hh.sh.k Trans: DARKEN
Def: To be
deprived of light. To be dark as night. Str: 2821
Def: A repetitive beating or pounding to
hha-shey-khah (f.) Trans: DARK Def:
pulverize or to make small such as the tumbling of

stones in a river. Rel to root: destruction by striking
hho-shekh (m.) Trans: DARKNESS Def:
2449
Rel to root: a boiling pot

2440
( f.) Trans: BOILING.POT Def: [To be
Def: The striking of a knife (or other

weapon) for slaughtering or a hammer to pound
out metal. Rel to root: destruction by striking
sh.hh.t Trans: SLAY(V) Def: To strike,
2450
2451
sh.q.ah Trans: DROWN(V) Def: To sink
down. Str: 8257
Act: Scourge, Despise, Whip, Extend, Rule Con:

Whip, Oar Abs: Malice Def: A whipping or lashing out at
someone or something out of hatred or punishment.
2452
Def: The back and forth movement of the
An unknown spice. Str: 7827
whip.
2453
disease making one thin. Str: 7829
Rel to root: a dark place

2445
sha-hhar (m.) Trans: DAWN Def: To
begin to grow light as the sun rises in the east.
The place of the rising sun. Str: 7837
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sh.w.t Trans: GO(V) Def: To go back an

forth as a whip. Str: 7751
bird. Str: 7828
( f.) Trans: CONSUMPTION Def: A
shit-tah (f.) Trans: ACACIA Def: A thorny

tree commonly found in the Near East. In its
plural form can mean wood or boards from the
tree. Rel to root: The lashing of the whip. Str:
7848
Rel to root: destruction by striking

2442
she-hhey-let (f.) Trans: ONYCHA Def:
2444
( m.) Trans: FINE.DUST Def: A pulverized

powder. Also the clouds as a fine powder. Str:
7834
beat or kill. Str: 7819, 7820
Rel to root: being thin from hunger

2443
( m.) Trans: SEAGULL Def: An unknown
sh.hh.q Trans: PULVERIZE(V) Def: To

continually beat something to make it small or
turn to powder. Str: 7833
The state of being dark. As the darkness of a

moonless night. Str: 2822
2441
mash-hhit (m.) Trans: DAMAGING

Def: To completely destroy with force. To tear
or bring down. Str: 4889
(V)
Devoid or partially devoid of light; not

receiving, reflecting, transmitting, producing or
radiating light. As the darkness of a moonless
night. Str: 2824, 2825
2439
( f.) Trans: COAL Def: The dim light
Rel to root: punishment from a ruler

2454
sh.t.r Trans: DOMINATE(V) Def: To
govern or prevail over as a magistrate; to be in
ultimate control; to establish order. Str: 7860
Act: Subside Con: Testicles, Wander
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sh.k.k Trans: SUBSIDE(V) Def: Become
2464
quiet or less. To calm down or set down. Str:

7918
tree or a grove of desert shrubs and trees with

masses of minute flowers.. Str: 0815
2456
( m.) Trans: TESTICLES Def: [To be
Def: To draw out something that is not

known.
2465

to miscarriage, barrenness or loss of children.
sh.k.l Trans: BE.CHILDLESS(V) Def: To be
2466
without children through miscarriage,

barrenness or loss of children. Alt Trans:
miscarry (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 7921
2458
2467
she-khem (m.) Trans: SHOULDER Def:

The top of the body where the arms and torso
meet; Capable of bearing a task or figuratively a
blame. Rel to root: As the place where loads
are placed. Str: 7926
shey-khar (m.) Trans: LIQUOR Def: An
A state of rest. Str: 7886
of a garment. Str: 7757
Literally, to put a load on the shoulder to go

away or leave early. Str: 7925
2462
Rel to root:
2468
shi-loh (m.) Trans: TRANQUILITY Def:
Def: As long and drawn out.
2469
shul (m.) Trans: HEM Def: The outer edge
2459
sh.k.m Trans: DEPART.EARLY(V) Def:
filled with intoxicating drink. Str: 7937
2470
( f.) Trans: INFANT Def: As drawn out
of the mother. Str: 7988
2471
hh.sh.l Trans: SHATTER(V) Def: [To be
Def: A toppling down into ruins.

2472
k.sh.l Trans: TOPPLE(V) Def: To fall over in
death or from being pushed. Str: 3782
intoxicating drink. Str: 7941
Act: Draw out, Send, Rule, Throw, Complete, Pull,
2473
Def: The dominion one rules over. Also the
Def: The spoils drawn out after battle. Rel to
comparison of things as a rule of measurement.
root:
sha-lal (m.) Trans: SPOIL Def: Plunder
2474
m.sh.l Trans: REGULATE(V) Def: To

govern or correct according to rule; to bring
order, method, or uniformity to; to compare
one thing to another in the sense of a rule of
measurement, often as a proverb or parable.
Edenics: marshal - with the additional r Str:
4910, 4911
taken from an enemy in war or robbery. To

impair the quality or effect of. Str: 7998
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( m.) Trans: STUMBLING.BLOCK Def:

Used to cause someone to stumble or topple
down. Str: 4383
Join, Shatter, Topple, Cast Con: Projectile, Master, Joint

Abs: Realm
2463
she-ol Trans: UNDERWORLD Def: The

place of the dead. Rel to root: as an unknown
place. Str: 7585
esh-kol (m.) Trans: CLUSTER Def: A
2461
sh.k.r Trans: BE.DRUNK(V) Def: To be
( f.) Trans: REQUEST Def: A seeking for

what is not known. Str: 7596
number of similar things growing together or of

things or persons collected or grouped closely
together. A cluster of grapes from the vine or
flowers from the plant. Str: 0811
2460
sh.a.l Trans: ENQUIRE(V) Def: To ask

about; to search into; to seek to understand
what is not known. Alt Trans: grant (when
Def: Bereavement from a lack of children due

2457
a-shal (m.) Trans: TAMARISK Def: The
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( m.) Trans: COMPARISON Def: An
Rel to root: sending

2486
sh.l.k Trans: THROW.OUT(V) Def: To
illustration of similitude. Often a parable or

proverb as a story of comparisons. Str: 4912
2476
remove from a place, usually in a sudden or

unexpected manner; to cast out, down or
away. Str: 7993
mem-sha-lah (f.) Trans:

REGULATION Def: An authoritative rule dealing
with details or procedure. The power and
authority of one to regulate and control over
another. Str: 4475
2487
unknown bird. Str: 7994
Def: Made whole or complete by adding or
2477
n.sh.l Trans: CAST.OFF(V) Def: To remove
subtracting. Rel to root: as a drawing out or in

2488
with force and intention. Str: 5394
2489
precipitation of water in the form of ice

crystals. Str: 7950
Rel to root: sending

2480
sh.l.hh Trans: SEND(V) Def: To cause to
2490
2491
( m.) Trans: PROJECTILE Def: A weapon
Def: A pulling out, up or off. Rel to root: as a

drawing out
2492
( m.) ( f.) Trans: SENDING

Def: [To be determined] Alt Spelling: Str:
4916, 4917
( m.) Trans: PULLED.OUT Def: > Str: n/a

Def: A joining together in an arranged or
2493
To send away a person or gift. Str: 7964

flat surface, usually made of wood and with
four legs, for laying out the meal to be eaten.
Rel to root: Where one sends his hand to
receive food. Str: 7979
Rel to root:
2485
sha-lit (m.) Trans: GOVERNOR Def: An
official elected or appointed to act as ruler,
chief executive, or nominal head of a political
unit. One who has dominion over another; also
a rule or law as a master. Str: 7989
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sh.l.p Trans: PULL.OUT(V) Def: To pull

out, up or off. Str: 8025
shi-lu-ahh (m.) Trans: SEND.OFF Def:

shul-hhan (m.) Trans: TABLE Def: A
( m.) Trans: RECOMPENSE Def: > Str:

8005
that is sent by the hand. Also a plant shoot as

sent out of the ground. Str: 7973
2484
sha-lom (m.) Trans: COMPLETENESS

Def: Something that has been finished or made
whole. A state of being complete. Str: 7965
go; to direct, order, or request to go. Alt Trans:

send off (when written in the piel [intensive]
form) Str: 7971
2483
she-lem (m.) she-ley-mah (f.)

Trans: OFFERING.OF.RESTITUTION Def: Having
all necessary parts, elements or steps. A state
of being whole or full. Left unaltered and whole
in its original functional state without removing
or adding to it. To finish. A sacrifice or offering
given to bring about peace. Str: 8002, 8003
Rel to root:
2479
she-leg (m.) Trans: SNOW Def: A
2482
sh.l.m Trans: MAKE.RESTITUTION(V) Def:

To restore or make right through action,
payment or restoration to a rightful owner. Str:
7999
2478
sh.g.l Trans: COPULATE(V) Def: [To be
2481
( m.) Trans: CORMORANT Def: An
equal order.
2494
sh.l.b Trans: JOINED.TOGETHER(V) Def:

Two becoming one purposely. Str: 7947
2495
sh.l.sh Trans: BE.THREEFOLD(V) Def:
Being three times as great or as many. Str:
8027
2496
sha-lish (m.) Trans: LIEUTENANT Def: A

leader who is responsible for a group of thirty.
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2497
she-lo-shah (m.) she-losh (f.)

Trans: THREE Def: A cardinal number. Alt
Trans: thirty (when written in the plural) Str:
7969, 7970
2498
commit an offense, especially consciously. Str:

0816
shi-leysh (m.) Trans:
2509
THIRD.GENERATION Def: The third increment

within the sequence. Str: 8029
2499
Def: One with a character of wrongdoing.

2508
a.sh.m Trans: BE.GUILTY(V) Def: To
of having committed a breach of conduct

especially violating law and involving a penalty;
the state of one who has committed an
offense, especially consciously. Str: 0817, 0818
she-li-shi (m.) Trans: THIRD Def: An

2500
shil-shom (m.) Trans:
2510
THREE.DAYS.AGO Def: Literally the day before

yesterday, but used as an idiom for the past.
Str: 8032
2511
sho-ham (m.) Trans: ONYX Def:
Probably the Onyx, a form of quartz that may
be of any color. The Septuagint uses beryllios
(Beryl). Another possible translation is the
Malachite. Str: 7718
the heaviness of by a balance or scale. Weigh

out, usually of silver for payment. Str: 8254
she-qel (m.) Trans: SHEQEL Def: A chief
Def: The breath of the sky.

2512
sha-mah (m.) Trans: SKY Def: The upper
Hebrew weight standard of measurement. Str:

8255
2503
atmosphere that constitutes an apparent great

vault or arch over the earth. Place of the winds.
Str: 8064
mish-qal (m.) Trans: WEIGHT Def: The

amount a thing weighs. Relative heaviness. Str:
4948
Def: A sense of smell from breathing.

2513
( m.) Trans: GARLIC Def: From its strong
Act: Breathe Con: Breath Abs: Desolate Def: The

wind, or breath, of someone or something is its
character.
2504
2505
odor. Str: 7762
Def: A wind blowing over the land pulls the
sheym (m.) Trans: TITLE Def: A word given

to an individual or place denoting its character.
The character of an individual or place. Rel to
root: Hebrew names are words given to
describe the character of the individual or
place. Str: 8034
sham (m.) Trans: THERE Def: Used to

identify another place. Alt Trans: in Str: 8033
moisture out of the ground drying it up, making a

place of ruin or desolation. Rel to root:
2514
2506
sh.m.m Trans: DESOLATE(V) Def: To be

devoid of inhabitants or visitors. Str: 8074
2507
she-ma-mah (f.) Trans: DESOLATE

Def: Vacant or void of required sources for life.
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( m.) Trans: DESOLATE.WILDERNESS

Def: A desolate place. Str: 3452
Rel to root: skies as the place of rain

2515
ge-shem (m.) Trans: RAIN.SHOWER Def:
Def: A wind blowing over the land pulls the

moisture out of the ground drying it up, making a
place of ruin or desert. One in horror or in
astonishment is one dried up in the inside.
( f.) Trans: GUILTINESS Def: [To be

2501
sh.q.l Trans: WEIGH(V) Def: To ascertain
2502
a-sham (m.) Trans: GUILT Def: The fact
The rain of the skies. Edenics: gush Str: 1653,

1730
2516
( m.) ( f.) Trans: WEALTHY
Def: > Str: 2831
2517
le-shem (m.) Trans: OPAL Def: Possibly
the Opal, which may be found in a wide variety
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of colors. Other possible translates are Amber,

Jacinth, Agate or Amethyst. Str: 3958
2528
account or statement of an event or

happening. What is heard. Str: 8088
Def: The breath of man or god. The breath is

more than the exchange of air but the character of
the individual. Rel to root:
2518
2529
2530
ne-shey-mah (f.) Trans: BREATH Def:
Rel to root:
2531
shim-tsah (f.) Trans: DERISION Def:
( f.) Trans: IBIS Def: An unknown

animal. Str: 8580
To talk in a low quiet voice. Str: 8103
Def: A complete annihilation or
Rel to root: a hot wind from the sun causing
extermination. Rel to root: destruction

2520
desolation
sh.m.d Trans: DESTROY(V) Def: To bring

to ruin a structure, existence, or condition. Str:
8045
2532
shaking loose. Rel to root: destruction
sh.m.t Trans: RELEASE(V) Def: To let go
Act: Sharp, Rest Con: Teeth, Two Abs: Previous Def:
by dropping or shaking loose. Str: 8058

2522
( f.) Trans: RELEASE Def: As shaken

off. Str: 8059
Rel to root: oil as the breath

2523
sh.m.n Trans: GROW.FAT(V) Def: To be fat
The two front teeth are sharp and used for cutting foods
by pressing down. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is
a picture of the teeth, the is a picture of a seed
representing continuance. Combined these mean "teeth
continue".
2533
she-men (m.) Trans: OIL Def: A semiliquid, often oily and thick. Usually olive oil and
used as a medicinal ointment. Also, meaning
fat or rich. Str: 8081, 8082
2525
2526
2534
she-mi-ni (m.) Trans: EIGHTH Def: An
2535
something as well as responding appropriately in

obedience or action. Rel to root: listening with the
breath
2527
sh.m.ah Trans: HEAR(V) Def: To perceive

or apprehend by the ear; to listen to with
attention. To obey. Str: 8085
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sha-ni (m.) Trans: SCARLET Def: Any of

various bright reds. Str: 8144
Def: From the sharpness of the front teeth.

2536
sh.n.n Trans: WHET(V) Def: To sharpen a
knife or other cutting edge with a stone. Str:
8150
Def: A careful hearing of someone or
sha-neyh (f.) Trans: YEAR Def: The period

of around 365 solar days. Rel to root: In the
sense of repeating. Str: 8141
she-mo-nah (m.) she-moneh (f.) Trans: EIGHT Def: A cardinal number

eight. May represent fullness from its
connection to root meaning fat or rich. Alt
Trans: eighty (when in the plural form) Str:
8083, 8084
sheyn Trans: TOOTH Def: Hard bony

appendages on the jaws used for chewing food
and forming of sounds when talking. Edenics:
shine - from the whiteness of the teeth Str:
8127
or full of oil. Str: 8080

2524
she-mesh (f.) Trans: SUN Def: The

luminous body around which the earth revolves
and from which it receives heat and light.
Edenics: sun - with the exchange of the s and
sh and the n and m Str: 8121
Def: A letting go or throwing down by

2521
( m.) Trans: HEARING Def: > Str: 4926

shi-mon (m.) Trans: HEARER Def:
One who listens. The one who acts upon what
he has heard. Str: n/a
Air inhaled or exhaled. The breath of man or

god. The essence of life. Str: 5397
2519
shey-ma (m.) Trans: REPORT Def: An
2537
( f.) Trans: PIERCING Def: [To be

2538
she-nah (f.) Trans: SNOOZE Def: To
take a nap. Alt Spelling: Str: 8142
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Def: A repeating of the first or what was
destruction, the is a picture of the eye. Combined

these mean "destroyer watches".
before.
2539
sh.n.h Trans: CHANGE(V) Def: To make
2548
NINE Def: A cardinal number. The total number

of hours in an ancient day or night. Alt Trans:
ninety (when written in the plural) Str: 8672,
8673
different in some particular; to make radically

different; exchange one thing for another. To
repeat in the sense of a second time. Alt Trans:
repeat (when written in the niphil [passive]
form) Str: 8132, 8138
2540
2549
she-na-yim (m.) she-ta-yim (f.)
2542
Def: The shepherd inspects and watches

over the flock with compassion and protection.
2550
number. Alt Trans: second time Str: 8145
Def: When the sheep are in trouble they will
mish-neh (m.) Trans: DOUBLE Def: To
cry out and the shepherd will deliver them. Rel to

root:
2551
2552
shaw-ah (f.) Trans: OUTCRY Def: An

expression of need, or help or injustice. A loud
wail from distress. Str: 7775
n/a
Def: What was before the second.

2544
y.sh.n Trans: SLEEP(V) Def: To rest in a
Def: When one of the flock is in trouble, the

shepherd rescues it.
state of suspended consciousness. Str: 3462
2553
( m.) Trans: SLEEPING Def: [To be
y.sh.ah Trans: RESCUE(V) Def: To free or

deliver from a trouble, burden or danger. Str:
3467
Act: Plunder Def: The pressing into another's place
2554
ye-shu-ah (f.) Trans: RELIEF Def: A

deliverance or freedom from a trouble, burden
or danger. Str: 3444
and grabbing hold of his possessions. Anc Heb: ,

The pictograph is a picture of the teeth representing
pressure, the is a picture of thorn that grabs hold.
Combined these mean "Press and grab hold".
Def: Leaving the well traveled path may

result in becoming lost. In the same way a person
who leaves the correct path of life will become lost
and wicked.

2546
sh.s.ah Trans: CLEAVE.IN.TWO(V) Def:
2555
[To be determined] Str: 8156

Act: Watch, Cry, Rescue, Lean, Look Con: Shepherd,

Staff, Eye, Window Abs: Delight, Support Def: The
shepherd carefully watches over the flock and the
surrounding area always on the lookout for danger.
When a predator comes to attack, the shepherd
destroys the enemy. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of the teeth used for devouring or
r.sh.ah Trans: DEPART(V) Def: To go

astray from the correct path and become lost;
to act against a law or teaching as one who has
gone astray. Alt Trans: convict (when written in
( m.) Trans: SPLITTING Def: [To be
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( m.) Trans: SHOUTING.OUT Def: > Str:

7769, 7771, 7773
Def: What was before the second.

2543
shun (m.) Trans: FORTUNATE Def: > Str:
2547
sh.ah.h Trans: LOOK.WITH.RESPECT(V)

Def: To look upon with high regard. Str: 8159
shey-ni Trans: SECOND Def: An ordinal

make twice as great or as many. As a second or
a multiple of two. Str: 4932
2545
( m.) Trans: NINTH Def: [To be

Trans: TWO Def: A cardinal number. (Always

written in the double plural form) Rel to root:
From the two major changes of the seasons. A
doubling of one. Str: 8147,
2541
ti-sha (m.) tey-sha (f.) Trans:
2556
re-sha (m.) Trans: LOST Def: Departed

from the correct path or way, either out of
ignorance or revolt. Str: 7562, 7563
2557
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( f.) Trans: WAYWARDNESS Def: [To


2558
( m.) Trans: NARROW.WAY Def: A
2567
hollow in the land. Str: 4934
Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The staff carried by the shepherd is his
Def: A striking of the serpent.

2568
sh.w.p Trans: FALL.UPON(V) Def: To
support.
2559
sh.ah.n Trans: LEAN(V) Def: To cast ones
suddenly and forcefully crash upon someone or

weight to one side for support. Lean on

something for rest or support. Str: 8172
2560
2569
yash-phey (f.) Trans: JASPER Def:
mish-ey-nah (f.) Trans: STAVE Def: A

staff made from a sapling or branch. A support
for walking. Str: 4938
Probably the Jasper which may be red, yellow

or brown in color. The Septuagint uses laspis
meaning Jasper. Other possible translations are
Ruby, Hyacinth and Emerald. Edenics: jasper
Str: 3471
Def: Eyes open wide for watching carefully.

Rel to root:
2561
sh.q.d Trans: BE.ALMOND.SHAPED(V)
Def: Supernatural powers used by idolaters.

2570
k.sh.p Trans: SORCERY(V) Def: To perform
Def: An object that is in the form of an almond.

Str: 8246
2562
sha-qeyd (m.) Trans: ALMOND Def: The
supernatural magic. Str: 3784
nut or the tree. From the nuts shape like an

open eye. Str: 8247
2571
( m.) Trans: SPARK Def: The spark of a
2563
sh.q.p Trans: LOOK.DOWN(V) Def: To
fire or thunderbolt. Also an arrow as a flashing

thunderbolt. Str: 7565
look out and down as through a window. Str:

8259
2564
mash-qoph (m.) Trans: LINTEL Def: A

horizontal architectural member supporting the
weight above an opening, as a window or a
door. Str: 4947
Act: Strike, Swallow Con: Serpent Def: A serpent

(venomous snake) has sharp fangs in the mouth. Its prey
is taken into the mouth swallowed by drawing down
into the belly. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of the teeth, the is a picture of the mouth.
Combined these mean "sharp teeth in the mouth".
2565
( m.) Trans: BARE.PLACE Def: A barren
2572
( m.) Trans: RABBIT Def: An unclean
animal of unknown species, probably the
rabbit. Str: 8227
2573
( m.) Trans: ABOUNDING Def: [To be
Def: A bright or beautiful sight or sound. Rel

to root:
2574
An unknown species of viper, possibly an

adder. Edenics: serpent - with the exchange of
the s and sh and the additional r and nt Str:
8207
Def: The serpent lifts its head up high to

strike. Rel to root:
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she-pher (m.) Trans: BRIGHT Def: A

radiating or reflective light. As cheerful. Str:
8233
location. Rel to root: As a place of serpents.

Str: 8205
2566
she-phi-phon (m.) Trans: ADDER Def:
she-pham (m.) Trans: SCRAPED.BARE
2575
shiph-rah (f.) Trans: BRIGHTNESS Def:

Harmonized and in balance. Cheerful. Str: 8235
2576
sho-phar (m.) Trans: RAM.HORN Def:

The horn of ram made into a trumpet that
emits a bright and beautiful sound. Edenics:
spiral - the shape of the ram's horn Str: 7782
Act: Flush, Surge Con: Flood
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2577
sh.t.p Trans: FLUSH(V) Def: To flow over
representing pressure, the is a picture of the head

representing the top or beginning. Combined these
mean "press the beginning".
with copious amounts of water. Str: 7857
Act: Drink, Rush, Overflow Con: River, Course,

Beverage Def: During the rain season, repeated each
year, the riverbeds become full of water. The
surrounding land is soaked with water allowing for the
planting of crops. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of the two front teeth representing the idea of
two, the is a picture of the sun at the horizon that
cycles around the earth. Combined these mean "repeat
a cycle".
Def: The life giving water from the rivers.

2578
sh.q.h Trans: DRINK(V) Def: To swallow
Def: The course of a river. Rel to root:

2580
shuq (f.) Trans: THIGH Def: The upper
Def: Sinews were used for making cords by

twisting them together. The umbilical cord, and
navel, as a cord that binds the infant to the mother.
Rel to root:
( f.) Trans: IMAGINATION Def: A
Def: A cord pulled tight is straight.

2586
a.sh.r Trans: HAPPY(V) Def: Enjoying
well-being and contentment. One who is happy
is one whose life is lived straightly. Str: 0833
Def: A trench for bringing water into the

village. A place for domestic animals to quench
thirst. Str: 8268
2588
a-shey-rah (f.) Trans: GROVE Def: An

area of planted trees. Trees planted in a
straight line. Str: 0842
2589
a-sheyr (m.) Trans: WHICH Def: Or who,

what or that. This word links the action of the
sentence to the one doing the action. Rel to
root: As a rope attaches two objects together
Alt Trans: because; because of what; how; such
as; that; what; when; where; who; whoever;
whom; whose; whereas (when prefixed with
"in"); just as (when prefixed with "like"); even
though (when attached to the word "GIVENTHAT") Str: 0834
te-shu-qah (f.) Trans: FOLLOWING

Def: To go, proceed or come after. Being next
in order or time. Subsequent to. As the river
follows the path of its banks. Str: 8669
Act: Tie, Remain, Loose, Sing Con: Cord, Straight,

Relative, Caravan Abs: Prosperity, Happy Def: Ropes and
cords were usually made of bark strips such as from the
cedar or from the sinew (tendon) of an animal. The rope
is made by twisting two fibers together. A single fiber is
attached to a fixed point (top), and the two ends of the
fiber are brought together. One fiber is twisted in a
clockwise direction and wrapped over the other fiber in
counter clockwise direction. The second fiber is then
twisted in clockwise direction then wrapped around the
first fiber in a counter clockwise direction. The process is
repeated through the length of the rope. The twisting of
the fibers in opposite directions causes the fibers to lock
(press) onto each other making a stronger rope. The
rope is used to tightly secure or support something,
such as a load to a cart or the poles of the tent. Anc
Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of the teeth
a-sheyr (m.) Trans: HAPPY Def: A feeling

of joy or satisfaction. Str: 0835
sho-qet (f.) Trans: WATERING.TROUGH
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shir-yon Trans: HARNESS Def: A piece

of armor made from tightly wound cords of
leather. Str: 5630, 8302
2587
part of the leg of a man or animal. Also a street.

Str: 7784, 7785
2582
2584
twisting together of thoughts. Str: 8307
mash-qeh (m.) Trans: DRINKING Def:

The act of swallowing water or other liquid. The
drinking of the land in the sense of its being
watered or irrigated. Str: 4945
2581
( f.) Trans: JUICE Def: As loosened

from the fruit. Str: 4952
2585
liquid, whether of man or of the land. Str: 8248

2579
2583
2590
o-sher (m.) Trans: HAPPINESS Def: A

state of well-being and contentment. One who
is happy is one whose life is lived straightly. Str:
0837
Def: When the nomadic tribe was larger

than could be maintained the family divided in the
sense of severing the umbilical cord.
2591
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sh.a.r Trans: REMAIN(V) Def: To continue

unchanged; to stay behind. Alt Trans: leave
Str: 7604

2592
she-ar (m.) Trans: REMAINS Def: What is
2604
left behind, a residue. A relative as a remnant.

Flesh as what remains after death. Str: 7605,
7607
2593
straight, place. Str: 4334
Def: A stringed musical instrument uses thin

cords for making music.
( f.) Trans: KIN Def: A near female
2605
relative. Str: 7608

2594
2606
Def: The offspring that comes out of the

womb. Rel to root: as a relative
2607
Def: A group that travels around an area
Def: A twisting of twine into a cord.

2608
sh.z.r Trans: TWIST.TOGETHER(V) Def: To
sh.w.r Trans: LOOK.UPON(V) Def: [To be
wrap separate pieces together forming one

unit. Alt Trans: twisted (when written in the
hophal [passive causative] form) Str: 7806
shor (m.) Trans: OX Def: A domestic

bovine animal used for pulling heavy loads. Str:
7794
2598
shur (m.) Trans: ROCK.WALL Def: A wall
2609
sh.r.t Trans: MINISTER(V) Def: To give aid
made of rocks or stones for protection. Str:

7790, 7791
2610
or service; to be in service to another. Str: 8334
Def: A tight rope is straight. A righteous one is
y.sh.r Trans: BE.STRAIGHT(V) Def: To be in
2611
( m.) Trans: STRAIGHTNESS Def: [To be
2612
shi-shah (m.) sheysh (f.) Trans: SIX
Def: A cardinal number. Alt Trans: sixty (when
written in the plural) Edenics: six - with the
exchange of the x and sh, ses is Spanish Str:
8337, 8346,

2602
ye-shu-run (m.) Trans: STRAIGHT.ONE

Def: > Str: n/a
2603
sheysh (m.) Trans: LINEN Def: Fabric

made of flax and noted for its strength,
coolness and luster. A white cloth. Also, marble
from its whiteness. Alt Spelling: Str: 7893,
8336
ya-shar (m.) Trans: STRAIGHT Def:

Without a bend, angle, or curve. A straight line,
path or thought. The cord of the bow as
stretched taught. Str: 3477
2601

teeth. The white hair of the older men. Anc Heb: ,
The pictograph is a picture of the two front teeth.
a direct or correct line, path or thought. Str:

3474
2600
( m.) Trans: MINISTRY Def: [To be
Con: White, Linen, Old Def: The whiteness of the
one who is straight and firmly holds up truth just as

the cord is straight and firmly holds the wall of the
tent upright.
2599
she-ger (f.) Trans: BIRTH Def: What is

brought forth from the womb. Str: 7698
carrying loads. The bull is used as a beast of burden

to carry loads.
2597
shir (m.) shi-rah (f.) Trans: SONG

Def: The act or art of singing. Str: 7892
shar-she-rah (f.) Trans: CHAIN Def:

A strand of linked metal loops. Rel to root: As
shaped like the embilical cord. Alt Spelling:
Str: 8331, 8333
2596
sh.y.r Trans: SING(V) Def: To express one's

voice in a melody or to music. Alt Spelling:
Str: 7891
she-ey-rit (f.) Trans: REMNANT Def:

A usually small part, member, or trace
remaining. Str: 7611
2595
( m.) Trans: PLAIN Def: A level, or
shi-shi Trans: SIXTH Def: An ordinal
mey-shar (m.) Trans: STRING Def: A
2613
cord or rope, as straight. Also a straight line,

path or thought. Alt Spelling: Str: 4339,
4340
Act: Sit, Feast Con: Buttocks, Garment Def: A
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number. Str: 8345

coming together and sitting to drink.
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2614
( m.) Trans: BUTTOCKS Def: The posterier
2623
part of the body where one sits. Str: 8357

2615
bring to ruin; to make indistinct; to fail to

differentiate from an often similar or related
other. A barren place. Vanity as a state of
waste. Str: 8414
( m.) Trans: WARP Def: A tool used for

weaving, an activity performed while sitting
down. Str: 8358, 8359
Def: A time of seating together and drinking.

2616
sh.t.h Trans: GULP(V) Def: To drink
Act: Spread, Cut Con: Spear, Wardrobe, Piece,

Under
Def: A stretching or spreading out of
plentifully; to swallow hurriedly or greedily or

in one swallow. Str: 8354
2617
something. Rel to root: spreading

2624
mish-teh (m.) Trans: BANQUET Def:
2618
sh.y.t Trans: SET.DOWN(V) Def: To cause
to sit down; to lay down. Edenics: set - with the
exchange of the s and sh; seat; sheet Str: 7896
Rel to root: dividing

2625
n.t.hh Trans: DIVIDE.INTO.PIECES(V) Def:
To sever or part into sections To distribute or to
bestow in parts or shares. Str: 5408
Act: Point Con: Mark, Room, Boundary Def: A mark

identifies locations used to mark out a location. Two
crossed sticks in the shape of cross were used to hang
the family standard or flag. (This parent root is related
, and .) Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a
picture of two crossed sticks representing a mark.
2626
Def: The lower or bottom part of something.

Rel to root: as the under part is divided from what
is above
animal. Str: 8377
2620
t.a.h Trans: POINT(V) Def: To identify a
2627
Act: Long Abs: Desire

2621
tey-vah (f.) Trans: VESSEL Def: A floating
container for holding items. Used for the
basket that carried Mosheh down the Nile river
and the boat made by Noah. Str: 8392
Con: Peg
Def: A peg, nail or pin for securing something.
2622
ya-teyd (f.) Trans: TENT.PEG Def: An
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ta-hhat (m.) Trans: UNDER Def:

Beneath. Below or underneath. Also, to be
underneath in the sense of being in place of
something else. Alt Trans: by; in place of;
underneath; below (when prefixed with
"from~"); how long (when attached to the
word "WHEREVER"); single one (when followed
by the word "UNIT") Edenics: tush - from the
Yiddish tukhus from the Hebrew tahhat Str:
8478
mark. Str: 8376
Act: Ignore Abs: Waste

Rel to root:
ney-tahh (m.) Trans: PIECE Def: A part of

the original. What has been cut from the
whole. Str: 5409
( m.) Trans: ORYX Def: An unknown
instrument used to secure the corners and

sides of the tent to the ground. Str: 3489
am-ta-hhat (f.) Trans: GRAIN.SACK

Def: A usually flexible container that may be
closed for holding, storing, or carrying
something; e.g. The mouth is spread apart to
put something in or take something out. Str:
0572
An elaborate meal often accompanied by a

ceremony. Str: 4960
2619
to-hu (m.) Trans: CONFUSION Def: To
2628
tahh-ti (m.) Trans: LOWER.PART Def:

The part beneath. A low place. Str: 8482
2629
ta-hhash (m.) Trans: BADGER Def: An
unknown species of animal, possibly the
badger. Str: 8476
Act: Bend, Melt, Lead Con: Middle Def: The lines or

marks in the center of the palm are formed by the
bending of the palm. A bending in the middle, the
center of something. Anc Heb: , The pictograph is
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a picture of two crossed sticks representing a mark, the

is a picture of a bent palm. Combined these mean
"mark of the palm".
2639
Def: The leading of a tame animal whose will
2640
t.k.h Trans: SIT.DOWN(V) Def: Meaning
Act: Fill, Seal Con: Whole, Double, Orphan, Signet
dubious. Str: 8497
2631
ta-wek (m.) Trans: MIDST Def: The center
or middle of the whole. Alt Trans: middle Str:
8432
Abs: Amazed, Mature Def: An overfilling or overflowing.

One who is mature and upright as one who is overfilled
with integrity.
2641
2642
t.m.m Trans: BE.WHOLE(V) Def: To be
The absolute center. Str: 8484
free of wound or injury, defect or impairment,

disease or deformity; physically and mentally
sound. Str: 8552
Act: Hang, Twist, Wrap Con: Rope , Cord, Bandage,

Wall Abs: Deceive Def: A rope made of twisted cords for
suspending something.
2643
( m.) Trans: RUIN Def: A city that is covered
Def: In the sense of being full.

2644
( m.) Trans: DESERT.REGION Def: > Str:
te-li (m.) Trans: QUIVER Def: A case for

holding or carrying arrows. As hung over the
shoulder. Str: 8522
n/a
Def: A twisting of fibers to make a rope. The
Def: In the sense of being full.

2645
t.a.m Trans: BE.DOUBLE(V) Def: To have
twisting of something as a deception.

2635
h.t.l Trans: DEAL.DECEITFULLY(V) Def: To
two identical pieces placed together. Also to

bear twins as doubles. Str: 8382
give as one's portion by a false impression. Str:

2048
2636
t.l.h Trans: HANG(V) Def: To suspend with
no support from below. Alt Spelling: Str:
8511, 8518
2646
Def: A full and overwhelmed mind.

2647
t.m.h Trans: MARVEL(V) Def: Something
that causes wonder or astonishment. To see or
perceive a full sight, such as a wonder or
miracle. Str: 8539
together. Rel to root: from a rope
p.t.l Trans: ENTWINE(V) Def: To twist

together or around; to become twisted. Str:
6617
2638
pa-til (m.) Trans: CORD Def: A long

slender flexible material made of several
strands woven or twisted together. Made of
twisted fibers. Str: 6616
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ta-om (m.) Trans: TWIN Def: Born with

one other or as a pair at birth. Str: 8380
Def: Cords are made by twisting fibers

2637
ta-mim (m.) ( f.) Trans:

WHOLE Def: Free of wound or injury; free of
defect or impairment; having all its proper
parts or components. Str: 8549
over with dirt or sand forming a large mound.

Str: 8510
2634
tam (m.) Trans: MATURE Def: Having

completed natural growth and development.
An upright and correct nature. Str: 8535
2632
ti-khon (m.) Trans: MIDDLEMOST Def:
2633
naph-tul (m.) Trans: WRESTLING Def:

To contend by grappling with to throw one's
opponent off balance. Str: 5319
has been bent.

2630
( m.) Trans: TWISTED Def: [To be
2648
( m.) Trans: ASTONISHMENT Def: In

the sense of overfilled. Str: 8541
2649
tom (m.) Trans: FULL.STRENGTH Def:
Someone or something that is whole or
complete. Full in power or force. One who is
mature. Str: 8537
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Def: One that is not full.

2650
ya-tom (m.) Trans: ORPHAN Def: Having
2659
present; to present a gift; to grant, allow or

bestow by formal action. To place in its proper
position. Alt Trans: allow; made; make; set in
place Str: 5414
no mother or father. Str: 3490
Def: A document is rolled up and sealed

with wet clay. The signet ring of the owner bears
the image of his seal and is pressed into the clay.
Rel to root: a completed document
2651
2652
2660
hh.t.m Trans: SEAL(V) Def: To close

2661
hho-tam (m.) Trans: SEAL Def: A seal
Act: Deceive Abs: Error

Def: Causing another to err through
Act: Hire, Give Con: Gift

2654
ta-nin (m.) Trans: CROCODILE Def: A
large creature that lives in the seas and rivers
(see Genesis 1:21, Psalm 74:13, Isaiah 27:1,
Ezekiel 29:3, Ezekiel 32:2) and the land (see
Psalm 91:13, Isaiah 13:22, Isaiah 34:13, Isaiah
43:20, Jeremiah 51:37). Alt Spelling: Str:
8565, 8577
Rel to root:
2655
a-ton (f.) Trans: SHE.DONKEY Def: A
female ass. Rel to root: As used as a gift. Str:
0860
ey-tan (m.) Trans: CONSISTENCY Def:

Agreement or harmony of parts or features;
showing steady conformity to character,
profession, belief, or custom. Str: 0386
Def: What is given or supplied in common with

others. Str: 4979
deception.
2662
2663
t.ah.h Trans: WANDER(V) Def: To go
astray due to deception or an outside
influence. To staggar, as from being
intoxicated. Str: 8582
2664
t.ah.b Trans: ABHOR(V) Def: To hate
something that is disgusting. Str: 8581
2665
Act: Beat Con: Tambourine Def: The beating of a

Tambourine.
2666
toph (m.) Trans: TAMBOURINE Def: A
shallow, one-headed drum with loose disks at
the sides played by shaking, striking with the
hand, or rubbing with the thumb. Edenics: tap
Str: 8596
Def: A lack of ingredients that makes
Def: The slender part of the body above the
something worthless or bland.
hips.
2667
( m.) Trans: UNSEASONED Def: > Str:

8602
slender part of the body above the hips. Str:

4975

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to-ey-vah (f.) Trans: DISGUSTING Def:

Something highly distasteful that arouses
marked aversion in one. Str: 8441
( m.) Trans: WAGES Def: What is
ma-ten (m.) Trans: WAIST Def: The
t.ah.ah Trans: IMITATE(V) Def: To follow

as a model, pattern or example. Str: 8591
brought to a harlot as a gift. Str: 0868
2658
mat-nah (f.) Trans: CONTRIBUTION
tightly, often marked with the emblem of the

owner that must be broken before opening.
Str: 2856
2653
sh.t.m Trans: WIDE.OPEN(V) Def: [To be
2657
ma-ten (m.) Trans: GIFT Def: To endow

with some power, quality, or attribute; the act,
power or right of giving. What is given. Alt
Spelling: Str: 4976
used officially to give personal authority to a

document. A signature ring or cylinder with the
owner's seal that is pressed into clay to show
ownership. Str: 2368
2656
n.t.n Trans: GIVE(V) Def: To make a
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2668
t.p.s Trans: SEIZE.HOLD(V) Def: To take
Def: In the sense of expanding borers.

2677
y.t.r Trans: LEAVE.BEHIND(V) Def: To set
hold of something by force. Alt Spelling:

Str: 8610
aside; to retain or hold over to a future time or

place; to leave a remainder. Str: 3498
2669
t.p.r Trans: SEW.TOGETHER(V) Def: To
2678
join two pieces of cloth with stitches of thread.

Str: 8609
group, individual or item that is left behind or

set apart. Str: 3499
Con: Ledge
2670
m.t.q Trans: TASTE.SWEET(V) Def: To
2679
( m.) Trans: RESERVER Def: > Str: n/a
2681
k.t.b Trans: WRITE(V) Def: To inscribe a
2680
( m.) mit-qah (f.) Trans:

SWEETNESS Def: > Str: 4986
story, thoughts or instructions on in a variety of

mediums including stone, papyrus, leather or
parchment. Str: 3789
2672
t.q.ah Trans: THRUST(V) Def: To push or
2682
drive with force a pole into the ground, such as

when setting up the tent; to blow the trumpet
in the sense of throwing out the sound. Str:
8628
2683
2684
( m.) Trans: DESIRABLE Def: > Str: n/a
Def: The burning of incense as a form of
prayer for intercession or supplication.
2685
Def: An area defined by a border.

2673
( m.) Trans: SITE Def: [To be determined]
Str: 0871
outline of an individual. Str: 8389
2675
t.w.r Trans: TOUR(V) Def: To travel an area
wild pigeon. Str: 8449
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ah.t.r Trans: INTERCEDE(V) Def: To

intervene between parties to reconcile
differences. Supplicate on the behalf of
another. Str: 6279
Con: Goat Abs: Success
2686
ta-yish (m.) Trans: HE.GOAT Def: A male
Rel to root:
2674
to-ar (m.) Trans: SHAPE Def: The
tor (f.) Trans: TURTLEDOVE Def: A small
mikh-tav (m.) Trans: THING.WRITTEN

Def: A composition that has been recorded by
the written words. Str: 4385
border of the land owned by an individual, or under his

control, is marked by markers. An outline or border. To
walk to border of the property as owner or spy. An
extension of the border. Anc Heb: , The pictograph
is a picture of two crossed sticks representing a mark,
the is a picture of the head of a man. Combined these
mean "mark of man".
2676
( f.) Trans: WRITING Def: [To be

Act: Tour, Mark Con: Border, Outline Def: The
from border to border. Edenics: tour; tire;

travel; dial - with the exchange of the t and d
and the r and l Str: 7788, 8446
yo-te-ret (f.) Trans: LOBE Def: The

extended point of the liver. Rel to root: as an
extension of the liver. Str: 3508
have a pleasant taste to the mouth. Str: 4985,

4988
2671
ye-ter (m.) Trans: REMAINDER Def: A
goat. Str: 8495
Con: Nail
2687
( m.) Trans: NAIL Def: > Str: n/a
Act: Thick, Dark Con: Cloud, Raven Anc Heb: , The
pictograph is a picture of a twisted rope with the
extended meaning of darkness. The is a picture of a
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tent representing what is inside. Combined these mean

"darkness inside".
2688
2697
Gross injustice; wickedness. The result of

twisted actions. Str: 5771
av Trans: THICK Def: Heavily compacted
Con: Goat
2698
eyz (f.) Trans: SHE.GOAT Def: A female
material, such as a cloud, forest or thicket, and

is filled with darkness. Str: 5645
2689
a-vot (f.) Trans: THICK.CORD Def: A
goat. Str: 5795
rope or other woven object that is tightly

wrapped. Str: 5687, 5688
Con: Ruin Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a

twisted rope. The is a picture of a the hand meaning
work. Combined these mean "twisted work".
2690
ah.b.h Trans: BE.THICK(V) Def: To be
2699
thick. Thick. Str: 5666
Con: Stain Abs: Wicked Def: A dark stain.

Def: An action that causes a stain of
an item or service for another. Str: 6148
immorality. Rel to root:
ey-ra-von (m.) Trans: TOKEN Def:

Something given as a promise as an exchange.
Str: 6162
2700
2701
( f.) Trans: WICKEDNESS Def: > Str: 5932
2702
( f.) Trans: SUBMERSION Def: > Str:
market place. Rel to root:
ey-rev (m.) Trans: MIXTURE Def: Two or

more elements to create one new element.
Also the woof in weaving from its mixing of
colors. Str: 6154
2694
a-rov (m.) Trans: HORDE Def: A large
n/a
swarm of flies in the sense of a mixture. Also

used for a large group of people. Str: 6157
Con: Cloud Abs: Affliction

Def: As dark.
2703
a-nan (m.) ( f.) Trans: CLOUD Def: A
Act: Slice Con: Menstruation, Kid

Def: Possibly from the bloodiness and filth of
their birth.
2695
ul Trans: WICKED Def: [To be determined]

Edenics: evil Str: 5766, 5767
Def: A mixture of wares as found in the

2693
( m.) Trans: PILE.OF.RUINS Def: > Rel to

root: A city or structure that has been
demolished. Str: 5856
2691
ah.r.b Trans: BARTER(V) Def: To exchange
2692
a-won (m.) Trans: TWISTEDNESS Def:
visible mass of particles of water or ice in the

form of fog, mist, or haze suspended usually at
a considerable height in the air. Str: 6051, 6053
ge-di (m.) Trans: MALE.KID Def: A young

goat. Str: 1423
Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a picture of a twisted

rope. Twisted cords that form a thick rope.
Def: As dark.
2704
ah.n.h Trans: AFFLICT(V) Def: To oppress
Rel to root:
2696
( m.) ( f.) Trans: TWIST Def: > Str:
2705
Act: Twist Con: Rope Def: (Related to the parent .)
severely so as to cause persistent suffering or

anguish in the sense of making dark. Str: 6031
a-ni (m.) Trans: AFFLICTION Def: The cause

of persistent suffering, pain or distress. Str:
6040, 6041
5754
Abs: Darkness, Gloominess Anc Heb: , The

pictograph is a picture of a twisted rope with the
extended meaning of darkness.
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2706
( f.) Trans: MURKINESS Def: > Str: 5890
Act: Pluck Con: Crooked, Root
Def: The pulling up of the root out of the
2716
of greater size, population, or importance than

a town or village. Usually protected by a wall.
Str: 5892
2717

2718
sey-ar (m.) ( f.) Trans: HAIR Def:
ah.q.r Trans: PLUCK.UP(V) Def: To pull or

dig out the roots. Str: 6131
2708
The covering of filaments on a human head or

the body of an animal. Alt Spelling:
Str: 8181, 8185
a-qar (m.) Trans: STERILE Def: Failing to

produce or incapable of producing offspring,
fruit or spores. Being without children in the
sense of being plucked of fruit. Str: 6135
2719

perverse. Rel to root:
2710
2720

pictograph is a picture of a rope with the extended
meaning of darkness. The is a picture of a man.
Combined these mean "dark man" or an enemy.
( m.) Trans: ENEMY Def: > Str: 6145
2712
ah.w.r Trans: BLIND(V) Def: To become
2721
Def: The entrance into the city as well the

activities carried out there such as marketing and
judging. As livestock pass through the gate they are
counted. Rel to root:
2722
i-weyr (m.) Trans: BLIND Def: A darkness

of the eye. Str: 5787
( f.) Trans: BLINDNESS Def: [To be

Def: A dark place.

2715
( m.) Trans: FOREST Def: A dark place
2723
sha-ar (m.) Trans: SHA'AR Def: A

standard of measure. Str: 8180
Rel to root:
2724
e-rev (m.) Trans: EVENING Def: The latter
part and close of the day and the early part of
the night. Dark of the evening or dark-skinned
people. Also the willow from its dark color. Str:
6153, 6155
dense with trees. Edenics: jungle - with the

exchange of the j and y and the l and r Str:
3264, 3293
Def: A dark and wicked place.
sha-ar (m.) Trans: GATE Def: The

opening in a wall or fence through which
livestock or people pass. Can be the
gatekeeper. Also sha'ar, a unit of
measurement. Str: 8179
dark of site through blindness or the putting

out of the eyes. Str: 5786
2714
( m.) Trans: RAINDROP Def: As the hair

from heaven. Str: 8164
2711
2713
se-o-rah (f.) Trans: BARLEY Def: A

grain, identified by its hairs, used as food, and
for determining the month of Aviv. Rel to root:
From its hair on its head. Alt Spelling:
Str: 8184
( m.) Trans: CROOKED Def: [To be
Act: Dark Con: City, Forrest Anc Heb: , The
sa-ir (m.) ( f.) Trans: HAIRY

Def: Being of an unusual amount of hair, often
in reference to a goat. Rel to root: From its
thick hair used to make tents. Alt Trans: goat
(as a "hairy one") Alt Spelling:
Str: 8163, 8166
2709
ey-qer (m.) Trans: OFFSHOOT Def: [To be
Def: To act or walk a crooked path as being
ai-yir Trans: COLT Def: A young male

horse; a young untried person. As dark in color.
ground. Rel to root: from the crooked shape of the

roots
2707
ir (m.) Trans: CITY Def: An inhabited place
2725
( f.) Trans: DESERT Def: An expanse of

land often barren of vegetation and people.
Str: 6160
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2726
o-reyv (m.) Trans: RAVEN Def: A glossy
2736
black bird. As black in color. Edenics: Raven Str:

6158
a-tud (m.) Trans: MALE.GOAT Def: A

male member of a flock of goats. Str: 6259,
6260
Def: The part of the male organ that is

removed in circumcision and considered forbidden.
2727
ah.r.l Trans: BE.UNCIRCUMCISED(V) Def:

To be uncircumcised. Str: 6188
2728
a-reyl (m.) Trans: UNCIRCUMCISED Def: A

male with a foreskin. Str: 6189
2729
ar-lah (f.) Trans: FORESKIN Def: A fold

of skin that covers the end of the penis. Str:
6190
Rel to root:
2730
ar-mah (f.) Trans: SUBTLETY Def:
Performance that calls no attention to its self.
To act in craftiness or prudence. Str: 6193,
6195
2731
a-rum (m.) Trans: SUBTLE Def: Difficult

to understand or distinguish. In craftiness or
prudence. Str: 6175
2732
er-mon (m.) Trans: CHESTNUT Def:

Probably the chestnut tree but uncertain. Str:
6196
Act: Haste Anc Heb: , The pictograph is a

picture of a twisted rope. The is a picture of the
teeth representing the idea of pressing. Combined these
mean "twisting pressing".
2733
ah.w.sh Trans: MAKE.HASTE(V) Def: To
quickly prepare. Alt Spelling: Str: 2363,
5789
2734
( m.) Trans: HASTY Def: > Alt Spelling:

Str: n/a
2735
( m.) Trans: HASTILY Def: > Alt Spelling:

Str: n/a
Act: Twist Con: Rope, Crooked Anc Heb: , The

pictograph is a picture of a twisted rope. The is a
picture of a mark. Combined these mean "twisted
mark".
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Lexicon of Hebrew Roots and Words

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The Mechanical Translation of the Torah

Lexicon of Hebrew Roots and Words

Act: Stand Con: Pole, Spear, Wineskin, Grain Abs:

Enemy, Desire, Hostile Def: This can be the tent poles

Regarding. Marked interest or regard usually

av (m.) Trans: FATHER Def: A man who has

Def: A pile of charred wood and ash as the

a-viv (m.) Trans: GREEN.GRAIN Def:

Act: Sigh Con: Hawk, Sigher Abs: Desire, Where

Def: The wineskin hangs from the tent pole. A

ov (m.) Trans: WINESKIN Def: A leather

bag that holds wine. Can also mean "medium"

e-veh (m.) Trans: YEARN Def: To long

doubles as a spear which can be used against an

ta-a-wah (f.) Trans: YEARNING Def: To

a.y.b Trans: ATTACK(V) Def: To be

Def: A bird that flies high searching for food

antagonistic or unfriendly to another. An action

Def: A sigh out of a desire.

Def: The tent pole is pointed at one end and

eyd (m.) Trans: CALAMITY Def: A disaster.

Fresh young stalks of standing grain. Also the

me-od (m.) Trans: MANY Def: A large

begotten a child. The provider and support to

o-dot (f.) Trans: CONCERNING Def:

and screeches as a loud sigh.

ey-vah (f.) Trans: HOSTILITY Def:

a-yah (f.) Trans: HAWK Def: A bird of

Conflict, opposition, or resistance; overt acts of

Con: Smoke, Mist, Charcoal, Heap

adding something out of desire. (This root is closely

spray. Rel to root: An overwhelming

Def: The abundant remnants of charred wood

a-wat (f.) Trans: DESIRE Def: What is

from a fire that is raked together causing a cloud of

The Mechanical Translation of the Torah

Lexicon of Hebrew Roots and Words

o (m.) Trans: OR Def: An alternative or

optional desire. Alt Trans: whether Edenics: or

what place. Rel to root: A search for an

( m.) Trans: OH Def: A passionate cry of

desire. Str: 0188

ey (m.) Trans: WHERE Def: At, in, or to

a-wen (m.) Trans: BARRENNESS Def:

or manner; by what means. Alt Spelling:

Abs: Time Def: The harvest is a very prominent

Act: Yoke, Guide, Swear Con: Ox, Oak, Yoke Abs:

"time" to the early Hebrews. Anc Heb: , The letter

Strength, Oath, Learn Def: The yoke is understood as a

az (m.) Trans: AT.THAT.TIME Def: A

Act: Protect Con: Brother, Hearth Abs:

ahh (m.) Trans: BROTHER Def: A male who

has the same parents as another or shares one

holds authority over others, such as a judge,

a-hhot (f.) Trans: SISTER Def: A female

a-hhu (m.) Trans: MARSH.GRASS Def:

ey-lah (f.) Trans: OAK Def: A species of

at (m.) Trans: SOFTLY Def: Free from

al-yah (f.) Trans: FAT.TAIL Def: The fat