English is from Hebrew, Part 1
English is From Hebrew, Part One.
Strong's #: 95 Transliteration: agowrah Meaning: something gathered
Greek: agora, market |
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Strong's #: 103 Transliteration: agar Meaning: to gather
English: agr- (prefix) Greek: ageiro, agros Latin: ager |
Strong's #: 106 Transliteration: egrophe Meaning: clenched hand, fist Strong's #: 1640 Transliteration: garaph Meaning: to bear off violently Strong's #: 7126 Transliteration: qarab Meaning: to approach
English: grope, grab Latin: capere German: grabben |
Strong's #: 113 Transliteration: adon Meaning: sovereign, lord
English: adonis Greek: Adonis Latin: Adonis |
Strong's #: 116 Transliteration: edayin Meaning: then (of time)
English: day |
Strong's #: 142 Transliteration: adar Meaning: to expand, i.e. be great
English: adore Latin: adorare |
Strong's #: 183 Transliteration: avah Meaning: to wish for
English: avarice Latin: avere, avarus |
Strong's #: 191 Transliteration: eviyl Meaning: silly Strong's #: 196 Transliteration: eviliy Meaning: silly, foolish, impious Strong's #: 5766 Transliteration: evel or avel Meaning: evil :- iniquity, perverseness
English: evil |
Strong's #: 264 Transliteration: achavah Meaning: fraternity, brotherhood
English: academe, academy Greek: akademeia Latin: academia |
Strong's #: 376 Transliteration: iysh Meaning: a man, male
English: -ish |
Strong's #: 418 Transliteration: alguwmmiym Meaning: algum wood
English: algum |
Strong's #: 504 Transliteration: eleph Meaning: an ox, cow
English: elephant Greek: elephas Latin: elephantus |
Strong's #: 505 Transliteration: eleph Meaning: (as symbol for first letter)
English: alpha Greek: alpha Latin: alpha |
Strong's #: 561 Transliteration: emer Meaning: something spoken Strong's #: 562 Transliteration: omer Meaning: promise, speech, word
Greek: omeros Italian: omerta, vow |
Strong's #: 707 Transliteration: arag Meaning: to plait or weave Strong's #: 708 Transliteration: ereg Meaning: a weaving, braid
English: rag Greek: rakos |
Strong's #: 772 Transliteration: ara Meaning: the earth
English: arable Greek: aroo, to plow Latin: arabilis, arare |
Strong's #: 776 Transliteration: erets Meaning: earth, land
English: earth |
Strong's #: 784 Transliteration: esh Meaning: fire Strong's #: 6225 Transliteration: ashan Meaning: to smoke Strong's #: 6226 Transliteration: ashen Meaning: smoky Strong's #: 6227 Transliteration: ashan Meaning: smoke
English: ash, ashen |
Strong's #: 816 Transliteration: asham Meaning: to be guilty Strong's #: 817 Transliteration: asham Meaning: guilt
English: shame, ashamed |
Strong's #: 8034 Transliteration: shem Meaning: an appellation Strong's #: 8047 Transliteration: shammah Meaning: ruin Strong's #: 8074 Transliteration: shamem Meaning: to stun Strong's #: 8076 Transliteration: shamem Meaning: ruined, desolate
English: shame, ashamed, sham, shambles |
Strong's #: 859 Transliteration: attah, attiy, attem, atten Strong's #: 859 Transliteration: attenah, attennah Meaning: (second person pronouns)
English: attention Latin: attentio, attentus, attendere |
Strong's #: 862 Transliteration: attuwq, attiwq Meaning: a ledge or offset in a building
English: attic Latin: atticus |
Strong's #: 935 Transliteration: bow Meaning: to go or come
English: bow |
Strong's #: 953 Transliteration: bowr Meaning: a pit hole
English: bore |
Strong's #: 954 Transliteration: buwsh Meaning: to make pale, by impl. To be ashamed
English: blush |
Strong's #: 956 Transliteration: buwth Meaning: to lodge overnight
English: booth |
Strong's #: 996 Transliteration: beyn Meaning: a distinction
English: ban |
Strong's #: 1005 Transliteration: bayith Meaning: a house Strong's #: 1005 Transliteration: ha – bayith Meaning: a house, with the Hebrew article
English: bath (house for bathing ?) inhabit, habit (rule of house), habitat (dwelling place) Latin: habitare, habitator |
Strong's #: 1082 Transliteration: balag Meaning: to break off or loose
English: plague, pillage, plagiary Latin: plaga, plagium |
Strong's #: 1163 Transliteration: ba'at Meaning: to trample down Strong's #: 1327 Transliteration: battah Meaning: desolation
English: bat, batter, beat, pat, patter Latin: battuare, battuo O. French: batte |
Strong's #: 1285 Transliteration: beriyth Meaning: a compact, covenant
English: burden (OE byrthen, burthen), brother (?) |
Strong's #: 1305 Transliteration: barar Meaning: to make clear, clarify (i.e. brighten) Strong's #: 925 Transliteration: bahiyr Meaning: shining
English: bare (OE baer), barren, bier (pyre) |
Strong's #: 1313 Transliteration: basam Meaning: to be fragrant
English: balsam Greek: balsamon Latin: balsamum |
Strong's #: 1333 Transliteration: bathaq Meaning: to cut in pieces
English: batch |
Strong's #: 1351 Transliteration: ga'al Meaning: to redeem Strong's #: 1351 Transliteration: ga'al Meaning: to soil, desecrate
English: gaol, jail |
Strong's #: 1443 Transliteration: gadar Meaning: to wall in or around Strong's #: 1444 Transliteration: geder Meaning: a circumvallation Strong's #: 1447 Transliteration: gader Meaning: a circumvallation, by impl. an enclosure Strong's #: 1448 Transliteration: gederah Meaning: inclosure
English: gird, guard, garden |
Strong's #: 1486 Transliteration: goral Meaning: from an unused root meaning to be rough (as a stone); properly a pebble, i.e. a lot … fig. a portion Strong's #: 1632 Transliteration: garol, goral Meaning: harsh
English: gruel, growl, coral (from description), corral |
Strong's #: 1564 Transliteration: golem Meaning: an unformed mass
English: (con) glomerate Latin: glomeramen (ball), glomerare |
Strong's #: 1581 Transliteration: gamal Meaning: a camel
English: camel Greek: kamelos |
Strong's #: 1621 Transliteration: gargerowth Meaning: the throat, neck
English: garget, gargle, gargoyle French: gargouille O. French: gargate, gargole |
Strong's #: 1627 Transliteration: garon Meaning: the throat, neck English: groan |
Strong's #: 1724 Transliteration: daham Meaning: to be dumb, i.e. dumbfounded Strong's #: 1820 Transliteration: damah Meaning: to be dumb or silent
English: dumb |
Strong's #: 1826 Transliteration: damam Meaning: to be dumb…to stop, also to perish
English: dormant (ME dormir), dormitory Latin: dormire, dormitare |
Strong's #: 1752 Transliteration: duwr Meaning: to gyrate, i.e. to remain Strong's #: 1755 Transliteration: dowr or dor Meaning: a revolution of time, i.e. an age
English: dure, durable, duration, endure Latin: durare, to last |
Strong's #: 1758 Transliteration: duwsh, dowsh, diysh Meaning: to trample or thresh Strong's #: 1759 Transliteration: duwsh Meaning: to trample Strong's #: 1760 Transliteration: dachah or dachach Meaning: to push down
English: dash Danish: daske |
Strong's #: 1768 Transliteration: diy Meaning: of
Spanish: de French: d' Italian: d' |
Strong's #: 1777 Transliteration: diyn or duwn Meaning: to rule; by impl. to judge Strong's #: 1778 Transliteration: diyn Meaning: to judge Strong's #: 1779 Transliteration: diyn or duwn Meaning: judgement…justice Strong's #: 1822 Transliteration: dummah Meaning: desolation
English: dean, deem, doom |
Strong's #: 1818 Transliteration: dam Meaning: blood
English: damn Latin: damnare, to condemn |
Strong's #: 1856 Transliteration: daqar Meaning: to stab
English: dagger Greek: daktulos, finger Latin: dactylus; daca, dacus, knife |
Strong's #: 1887 Transliteration: he' Meaning: lo!
English: hey, hi |
Strong's #: 1931 Transliteration: huw or hiy Meaning: (third person pronoun)
English: who, he |
Strong's #: 1934 Transliteration: hava or havah Meaning: to exist, to be
English: have |
Strong's #: 1946 Transliteration: huwk Meaning: to go, causative to bring
English: hook, (ME) hok |
Strong's #: 1949 Transliteration: huwm Meaning: to make an uproar
English: hum, (ME) hummen Greek: humnos (hymn) |
Strong's #: 1993 Transliteration: hamah Meaning: to make a loud sound
English: hum, hammer |
Strong's #: 1995 Transliteration: hamoun or hamon Meaning: a noise, tumult, crowd
English: harmony, harmonic Greek: harmoneia, harmonika Latin: harmonicus |
Strong's #: 1964 Transliteration: heykall Meaning: a large public building
English: hall |
Strong's #: 1984 Transliteration: halal Meaning: to shine Strong's #: 1966 Transliteration: heylel Meaning: the morning star
English: halo, halogen Greek: helios (the sun) |
Last Update: 04/15/09: Posted |
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