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Jul 11, 2017 · Free online Biblical Old Testament Aramaic Dictionary: Aramean. Here at Abarim Publications we emphasize the verbal and etymological relationships between words. Our free online Biblical Aramaic Dictionary comprises an ever expanding array of articles on one or more core roots as well as the cluster of derived words these core roots are heir to.
- Mishnaic Hebrew
- Classical Arabic
- Aramaic Influence on Spoken Arabic Dialects
- Aramaic in European Languages
- Aramaic in Contemporary Spoken Hebrew
The Hebrew language continued to absorb Aramaic elements during that period as well. (1) Pronouns, e.g., דְבָרָךְ ("your word," masc. sing.), דְבָרִיךְ ("your word," fem. sing.), אַתְּ ("you," masc. sing.), these suffixes come from Aramaic. (2) Verbs, e.g., אֵרַע ("happened"). (3) Nouns, e.g., סִיעָה ("traveling company," "followers"). (4) Particle...
Aramaic elements were also absorbed into the vocabulary of classical Arabic. Aramaic words are already found in ancient Arabic poetry and in the Koran, e.g., in religious terms – the word ʾislām ("Islam," as well as "Moslem"); the verb sjd ("to worship") from which is derived masjid ("mosque"); ʿīd ("holiday"); masīḥ ("Messiah"); ṣalāt ("prayer"). ...
Aramaic influence on the different Arabic dialects persisted in Syria, Ereẓ Israel, and in Iraq even after the Arab conquest. The local population continued to speak their own language for some time, but at last Arabic superseded Aramaic, and the latter disappeared almost completely. Aramaic elements, however, were retained in the spoken Arabic dia...
A few Aramaic words reached Europe through Christianity, e.g., אַבָּא ("father" > "monk"), Abt in German, abbot in English, etc. Arabic of the Middle Ages gave Europe a few Aramaic words, e.g., miskīn (= "poor" from the Akkadian), which passed through Arabic into Italian as meschino and into French as mesquin, etc. The Semitic root הלוך ("to go") h...
Contemporary spoken Hebrew drew on Aramaic elements as the need arose. This refers both to Aramaic words in their original meaning, e.g., אדיש ("indifferent"), and to those whose original meaning has been extended or changed, e.g., אגיב ("he answered," of the Palestinian Aramaic) which is employed in the Hebrew as הֵגִיב ("reacted"); שדר ("to send"...
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Aramaic Lexicon. or. Choose a letter to browse: ܐ ܒ ܓ ܕ ܖ ܗ ܘ ܙ ܚ ܛ ܝ ܟ ܠ ܡ ܢ ܣ ܥ ܦ ܨ ܩ ܪ ܫ ܬ. Welcome to the Aramaic Lexicon. This lexicon has been developed to aid the user in understanding the text of the Aramaic New Testament.
in Biblical Aramaic, in the papyri of Elephantine, and in the Fast Rolls-containing a 11st of the days on which one may rot fast or mourn, and clearly implying a date prior to the destruction of Jeru~alem; and (2) in the Targum of Onkelos. 2. Syrian Aramai_s::, found in the Peshitta and in Christian Syriac
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Biblical Aramaic is the form of Aramaic that is used in the books of Daniel and Ezra [1] in the Hebrew Bible. It should not be confused with the Targums – Aramaic paraphrases, explanations and expansions of the Hebrew scriptures.
1.1 The Aramaic alphabet is identical to the Hebrew alphabet. It consists of twenty-three consonants, and it is written from right to left. For the purpose of review, this alphabet is presented below. *+,-+,&,) .&/( 01+,2,34&)4+, $ Alef (silent) % Bet b as in boy & Gimel g as in God! Dalet d as in day ' He h as in hay (Waw w as in wow) Zayin z ...
