Modern Hebrew

859 words that reached Modern Hebrew from Semitic languages. Extracted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), unreviewed.

־ה · -aProto-Semitic · “to, toward, in the direction of, -ward”
־ה · -aProto-Semitic · “used in feminine singular forms of most adjectiv”
־ה · -áhProto-Semitic · “her, it: indicates the direct object of a verb”
־ם · -ámProto-Semitic · “A suffix forming some adverbs from nouns or adje”
־ות · -ótProto-Semitic · “The plural ending for most feminine and a few ma”
־תי · -tiProto-Semitic · “I ...-ed (used to form first-person singular pas”
־ות · -útProto-Semitic · “-ness, -ity, -ism, -hood: a suffix forming nouns”
צפרא טבאAramaic · “good morning”
אום אל־פחםArabic · “Umm al-Fahm (a city in Haifa district, Israel)”
איפכא מסתבראAramaic · “on the contrary”
ל־Proto-Semitic · “To; indicating a destination or end-point.”
עבר נהרהAramaic · “Transeuphratia (Achaemenid satrapy)”
ן׳Arabic · “ibn, the son of”
רמשא טבאAramaic · “good evening”
אתחלתא דגאולהAramaic · “Atchalta De'Geulah, a period of time or era whic”
עזיזArabic · “a male given name, Aziz, from Arabic”
שכיב מרעJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “critically ill, moribund, near death”
תנו רבנןAramaic · “Tanu Rabbanan (a common phrase in Judaism used b”
מרדנותProto-Semitic · “rebelliousness”
כל נדריAramaic · “Kol Nidre (a declaration in the Aramaic language”
ברתולומאוסAramaic · “a male given name from Aramaic, of Christian usa”
ביתא ישראלGe'ez · “The Beta Israel, or Ethiopian Jewish community”
אבו דאביArabic · “Abu Dhabi (an emirate of the United Arab Emirate”
גברא קטילאJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “a dead man, one who is almost dead, one who is c”
יום עסל יום בסלArabic · “you win some, you lose some. There are good and ”
כוס אמכModern Standard Arabic · “fucking hell, god dammit, damn you”
עמבה · 'ámbaMarathi · “amba (a blended mash of mainly pickled mango, us”
אין דין ואין דיין · 'éin dín v'éin dayánAramaic · “No one is enforcing law and order (literally, "t”
אלול · 'elúlAkkadian · “Elul (the twelfth month of the civil year and th”
עשרים · 'esrímProto-Semitic · “twenty”
עיראק · 'irákArabic · “Iraq (a country in West Asia in the Middle East;”
או · 'oProto-Semitic · “Or.”
עורב · 'orévProto-Semitic · “raven”
עוד · 'udArabic · “oud”
אבא · ábaProto-Semitic · “father (a male parent, especially of a human; a ”
אבוב · abúvAkkadian · “reed, flute”
אדרבה · ad'rabáAramaic · “on the contrary”
אדם · adámProto-Semitic · “man, human”
אדר · adárAkkadian · “Adar (the sixth month of the civil year and the ”
עדן · ádenArabic · “Aden (a port city, the largest city in Yemen; th”
אדיש · adíshAncient Greek · “indifferent, apathetic”
אדיב · adívArabic · “polite, courteous, mannerly, decent”
אדון · adónProto-Semitic · “lord”
אדריכל · adrikhálAkkadian · “architect”
אף · afProto-Semitic · “nose”
אפרסק · afarsékAncient Greek · “peach (soft juicy stone fruit of the peach tree,”
עפולה · afuláArabic · “Afula (a city in Israel)”
אגם · agámSumerian · “lake, pool”
אגס · agásAkkadian · “pear (an edible fruit produced by the pear tree,”
אגב · agávAramaic · “by the way”
אהבל · áhbalModern Standard Arabic · “fool, idiot, moron”
אהלן · áhlanArabic · “hi, hello”
עקעק · ak'ákArabic · “magpie”
אכד · akádAkkadian · “Akkad (city)”
אח · ákhProto-Semitic · “brother (son of the same parents as another pers”
אכל · akhálProto-Semitic · “to eat”
עכבר · akhbárProto-Semitic · “mouse (such a rodent that is of the genus Mus)”
אחלה · ákhlaArabic · “awesome, the best”
אחמתא · akhm'táOld Persian · “Ecbatana, the ancient capital of Media, identifi”
אחות · akhótProto-Semitic · “sister”
אחו · akhúArabic · “only used in אחושרמוטה and a small number of der”
אחושרמוטה · akhusharmútaArabic · “fucking (as an intensifier)”
עקיבא · akívaAramaic · “a male given name, Akiva”
אקלים · aklímAncient Greek · “Climate, a climate: long-term atmospheric condit”
עקרב · akrávProto-Semitic · “scorpion”
על · alProto-Semitic · “on, on top of”
עלה · aléProto-Semitic · “A leaf.”
עלק · álekModern Standard Arabic · “yeah, right, as if”
אלגברה · álgebraArabic · “algebra”
אליבא · alíbaJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “according to”
אלג׳יריה · aljíryaArabic · “Algeria (a country in North Africa)”
אלכוהול · alkoholArabic · “alcohol”
אללה · alláhArabic · “Allah”
אלון · alónAkkadian · “oak”
אלונקה · alunkáAramaic · “stretcher (a simple litter designed to carry a s”
אמה · amáProto-Semitic · “female servant, slave, handmaid”
אמתלה · amatláAramaic · “excuse”
אמורא · amoráAramaic · “One of the Amoraim, sages of the Gemara.”
אנערף · ana'árefModern Standard Arabic · “I don't know, no idea”
אנחנו · anákhnuProto-Semitic · “We; the subject form of the first-person plural ”
אני · aníProto-Semitic · “I (first person nominative singular pronoun, mas”
אנוכי · anokhíProto-Semitic · “I (first-person singular nominative pronoun).”
אנוש · anúshAramaic · “mortal, fatal”
אפוטרופוס · apotróposAncient Greek · “guardian, custodian, trustee”
ארד · arádSumerian · “bronze”
ערק · arákArabic · “arak (a clear, unsweetened aniseed-flavoured alc”
ארבעה · arba'áProto-Semitic · “four”
ארבעים · arba'ímProto-Semitic · “forty”
ארבה · arbéProto-Semitic · “locust”
ארגמן · argamánAkkadian · “Tyrian purple, or a garment dyed with it (a purp”
עריק · aríkAramaic · “deserter (esp. from military service)”
אריסטו · arístoAncient Greek · “Aristotle”
ארנב · arnávProto-Semitic · “rabbit (a mammal of most genera of the family Le”
ארנבת · arnévetProto-Semitic · “A female rabbit (a mammal of most genera of the ”
ארון · arónProto-Semitic · “cupboard, closet, cabinet, or similar piece of f”
ערס · arsArabic · “a loud, low-class, uncultured young man, particu”
ערסל · arsalAramaic · “a type of temporary hut”
ארסן · arsénSyriac · “arsenic (a toxic grey brittle nonmetallic chemic”
ארטישוק · artishókYiddish · “artichoke (Cynara scolymus)”
אסר · asárProto-Semitic · “to bind, tie, join”
עשרה · asaráProto-Semitic · “ten”
אשף · asháfAkkadian · “wizard, sorcerer”
עשן · ashánProto-Semitic · “smoke (the visible vapor/vapour, gases, and fine”
אשר · ashérProto-Semitic · “Introduces a subordinate clause.”
אשכנז · ashk'názAkkadian · “Ashkenaz (a Japhetic patriarch in the Bible)”
עשתי · ashtéProto-Semitic · “only used in עַשְׁתֵּי עָשָׂר (ashté asár, ʿasht”
אשוח · ashúakhAkkadian · “fir, a tree of the genus Abies”
אשון · ashúnAramaic · “hard, tough”
אשור · ashúrAkkadian · “Ashur (a grandson of Noah in Genesis). Also Ashs”
אשורית · ashurítAkkadian · “Assyrian (a citizen of an ancient nation and emp”
אסיר · asírProto-Semitic · “A (male) prisoner, inmate, captive, bondsman.”
אסותא · asutáJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “bless you, gesundheit (response to someone sneez”
את · átProto-Semitic · “You, thou: (the feminine singular second-person ”
אתה · atáProto-Semitic · “you, thou (second-person singular masculine)”
אטד · atádProto-Semitic · “Lycium (a thorny shrub of the nightshade family)”
אתר · atárAramaic · “A site: the location of an object, person, event”
אתם · atémProto-Semitic · “You, y'all, you guys: the second-person masculin”
אתן · aténProto-Semitic · “You, y'all, you guys: the second-person feminine”
עתיק · atíkAramaic · “antique, old”
אתון · atónProto-Semitic · “jenny (a female donkey)”
אב · ávProto-Semitic · “father (a male parent, especially of a human; a ”
אב · ávAkkadian · “Av (the eleventh month of the civil year and the”
אבה · aváProto-Semitic · “to be willing, to agree, consent (usually with ל”
עבר · avárProto-Semitic · “to pass, to cross”
עבדקן · avd'kánAramaic · “thick bearded, possessing a thick beard”
אבגר · avgárSyriac · “agrimony”
אבזם · avzámArabic · “buckle (of a belt)”
אבזר · avzárAramaic · “item (distinct physical object)”
אי · ayProto-Semitic · “where.”
אייל · ayálProto-Semitic · “deer, stag”
איל · áyilProto-Semitic · “ram (a male sheep, typically uncastrated)”
עין · áyinProto-Semitic · “eye”
עזב · azávProto-Semitic · “to leave, leave behind, depart”
ב־ד־ח · b-d-khAramaic · “Related to amusement.”
ב־נ־ה · b-n-hProto-Semitic · “Forming words pertaining to building.”
ב־ט־ל · b-ṭ-lProto-Semitic · “Related to ceasing, cancelling, being idle.”
ב־י־ת · b-y-tProto-Semitic · “Related to houses.”
ב־ע־ל · b-ʿ-lProto-Semitic · “Related to ownership, lordship, marriage.”
ב־ · b'-Proto-Semitic · “In (a place or time).”
בעיה · b'ayáJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “problem”
בעיר · b'írProto-Semitic · “domestic grazing beasts”
ברם · b'rámAramaic · “but, rather”
בעל · bá'alProto-Semitic · “master, owner”
בעט · ba'átAramaic · “to kick”
בבונג · babonágPersian · “chamomile”
בהרט · baharátArabic · “baharat: a Middle Eastern spice mixture”
בחריין · bakhréynArabic · “Bahrain (an archipelago, island, and country in ”
בנה · banáProto-Semitic · “to build, to construct, to raise, to erect (a bu”
באובב · baobábArabic · “baobab”
בר · barAramaic · “having a certain trait, -able”
בר · barProto-Semitic · “outside, outdoors, wilderness”
ברק · barákProto-Semitic · “lightning (atmospheric flash of light)”
ברך · barákhProto-Semitic · “kneeled”
ברקת · baréketProto-Semitic · “emerald”
באסה · básaArabic · “bummer, disappointing experience”
בת · batProto-Semitic · “daughter”
בטל · batálProto-Semitic · “to cease to exist”
בתר · batarAramaic · “after”
בטל · batélProto-Semitic · “worthless, valueless”
בבא מציעא · bavá m'tzi'áAramaic · “Bava Metzia, a Mishnaic-Talmudic tractate in Sed”
בבל · bavélAkkadian · “Babylon (an ancient city, the ancient capital of”
בית · báyitProto-Semitic · “house”
בזיך · bazíkhAramaic · “cup, vessel, receptacle (for liquids), bowl”
באר · be'érProto-Semitic · “well (hole sunk into the ground)”
בלטשאצר · beltesha'tsárAkkadian · “Belteshazzar the Babylonian name given to Daniel”
בן · bénProto-Semitic · “son”
בנזין · benzínArabic · “petrol (motor fuel)”
ברך · bérekhProto-Semitic · “knee”
ברז · bérezAramaic · “tap, faucet”
בתולה · betuláProto-Semitic · “virgin (female who has never had sexual intercou”
בעל · bə'alProto-Semitic · “lord, idol”
בלשון סגי נהור · bil'shón sagí nehórAramaic · “with the opposite meaning, euphemistically”
בלשן · bilshánAkkadian · “Bilshan”
בירה · biráAkkadian · “Ellipsis of עִיר בִּירָה ('ir bira, “capital”).”
ברבר · birbérArabic · “to gibber, to babble, to chatter.”
בוקר אור · bóker 'órArabic · “Traditional reply to בֹּקֶר טוֹב (bóker tov, “go”
בורג · bóregOttoman Turkish · “A screw, a bolt: a threaded fastener.”
בושם · bósemProto-Semitic · “perfume”
בוטן · bótenAkkadian · “peanut”
בס״ד · BS"DJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “With God's assistance.”
בוקיצה · bukítsaArabic · “elm”
בול · búlArabic · “stamp, postage stamp”
בוסה · búsaPersian · “a kiss”
בוץ · butsProto-Semitic · “byssus (fine linen)”
צ׳חלה · chákhlaModern Standard Arabic · “bimbo, hoochie, chick (a woman with a striking a”
ד־ב־ר · d-b-rProto-Semitic · “Related to conducting, guiding, following.”
ד־ · d'-Aramaic · “Introduces a subordinate clause, that, which, wh”
דאורייתא · d'oráytaAramaic · “(usually in regard to a mitzvah or a law) biblic”
דרור · d'rórAkkadian · “liberty, freedom”
דיותא · d'yotáAramaic · “ink”
דאע״ש · dá'e"shArabic · “ISIS, ISIL”
דף · dáfSumerian · “a board, plank”
דלפון · DalphonAkkadian · “a son of Haman named in the Book of Esther.”
דם · damProto-Semitic · “blood”
דרבוקה · darbukaArabic · “A type of goblet drum, originating in the Middle”
דרגא · dargaAramaic · “Darga, a type of conjunctive accent”
דשא · dasháProto-Semitic · “to sprout, to grow green”
דווקא · dávkaAramaic · “unexpectedly”
דלת · déletProto-Semitic · “door (portal of entry)”
דניס · denisOttoman Turkish · “seabream”
דשא · désheProto-Semitic · “young sprout or shoot from the earth, sapling, t”
דפתר · diftarAncient Greek · “A notebook (book), a copybook.”
דגדג · diḡdēḡArabic · “to tickle”
דרגא · dirgaAramaic · “Dirga/Darga, a type of conjunctive accent”
דולב · dólevAramaic · “plane tree (chiefly Platanus orientalis)”
דורבן · dorbánArabic · “spike, spur”
דוב · dovProto-Semitic · “bear”
דוגמה · dugmáAncient Greek · “an example, a sample, a specimen”
דוגרי · dúgriModern Standard Arabic · “that speaks straight to the point.”
דבש · dvashProto-Semitic · “honey”
דבורה · dvoráProto-Semitic · “bee”
א־ · e-Proto-Semitic · “I'll (used to form first-person singular future ”
עדן · édenSumerian · “Eden, Paradise”
אדר · éderAramaic · “A kind of cedar tree.”
עדנה · ednáSumerian · “pleasure, delight”
אפעה · ef'éProto-Semitic · “a member Echis genus of vipers”
אגוז · egózAramaic · “walnut”
אחד · ekhádProto-Semitic · “one”
אל · elProto-Semitic · “god (a deity or supreme being; a supernatural, t”
אל · elProto-Semitic · “to, towards, into”
עילם · elámSumerian · “Elam (an ancient civilization and empire in mode”
אלף · élefProto-Semitic · “thousand, one thousand”
עלי · ElíProto-Semitic · “a male given name, Eli”
אלוה · elóahProto-Semitic · “a god”
אם · emProto-Semitic · “mother (a female parent, especially of a human; ”
אנג׳רה · enjaráAmharic · “injera”
אנוש · enóshAramaic · “human, man, person, mortal”
ארץ · éretsProto-Semitic · “country, land”
אש · eshProto-Semitic · “fire”
אשתקד · eshtakádAramaic · “last year (in the year before this one)”
אשון · eshúnSumerian · “time, period of time”
אסתר · estérAkkadian · “Esther (a book of the Old Testament and the Hebr”
אתנחתא · etnakhtáAramaic · “Etnachta, a first/kesar level disjunctive accent”
אצבע · étsbaProto-Semitic · “finger”
עצם · étsemProto-Semitic · “bone”
עצם · étsemProto-Semitic · “a thing, object”
אבן · évenProto-Semitic · “stone (a piece of such material: a block of ston”
עז · ézProto-Semitic · “female goat, she-goat”
אזאפה · ezaféArabic · “ezafe, a linking grammatical particle in many Ir”
פדיחה · fadíkhaArabic · “an embarrassing, ridiculous or laughable situati”
פלסטין · falastínAncient Greek · “Palestine (a country in Western Asia, in the Mid”
פנאן · fanánPersian · “enjoyment, pleasure, relaxation, idleness”
פיסטוק · fístukMiddle Persian · “pistachio (the nutlike fruit of this tree)”
ג־ו־ר · g-w-rProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to the young of animals.”
גלידה · g'lidáAramaic · “ice cream”
גזוזטרה · g'zuzt'ráAncient Greek · “balcony”
גדא · gadáAramaic · “Luck, good fortune.”
גמל · gamálProto-Semitic · “camel”
גן · ganProto-Semitic · “A garden.”
גרב · garávArabic · “to wear socks/stockings”
גרון · garónProto-Semitic · “throat”
גת · gatArabic · “khat (Catha edulis)”
גב · gavProto-Semitic · “back (the rear of the body, especially the part ”
גדם · gédemAramaic · “a stump”
גלד · géledProto-Semitic · “a scab”
גרב · gérevArabic · “sock”
גשר · gésherAkkadian · “bridge”
גב · gevProto-Semitic · “cistern”
גושפנקה · gushpankáOld Persian · “A seal, a seal ring.”
ה־ל־ך · h-l-kProto-Semitic · “Related to walking, going.”
הא · haAramaic · “behold!, this, here is”
הדדי · hadadíAramaic · “reciprocal”
הגה · hagéAkkadian · “camelthorn (Alhagi, a genus of shrubs native to ”
כותל · hakótelAkkadian · “the Western Wall”
קוטב · hakótevArabic · “the North Pole”
הלך · halákhProto-Semitic · “to walk, go, especially on foot”
הלך · hallákhProto-Semitic · “walker, one who walks habitually or competitivel”
חמאם · hamámArabic · “hammam, Turkish bathhouse.”
נכבה · hanákbaArabic · “The Nakba.”
הנדסה · handasáArabic · “geometry.”
הרחמן · haraḥamanAramaic · “Epithet for God, often translated as the Mercifu”
הרי · haréAramaic · “indeed”
היינו · háy'nuAramaic · “that is, which means, in other words”
היה · hayáProto-Semitic · “to be:”
ירדן · hayardénProto-Semitic · “Jordan (a river in West Asia in the Middle East,”
היימנות · haymanótGe'ez · “Haymanot, the traditional religious practice of ”
האריק · he'eríkProto-Semitic · “to ground, to earth”
היכל · hekhálSumerian · “palace”
הלך · hélekhProto-Semitic · “traveler, nomad, wayfarer”
הם · hemProto-Semitic · “they (the third-person masculine plural personal”
הן · henProto-Semitic · “they (feminine)”
חשוון · ḥeshvánAkkadian · “Cheshvan (the second month of the civil year and”
היא · hiProto-Semitic · “she, it”
הילכך · hilkákhAramaic · “Therefore.”
הסתערב · hista'arévArabic · “to be Arabized, adopt Arab culture or language”
הוארק · ho'orákProto-Semitic · “to be grounded, to be earthed”
הוא · huProto-Semitic · “he”
איביזה · ibízaPhoenician · “Ibiza (an island of the Balearic Islands, Spain)”
אבן · ibnArabic · “ibn”
עדוי · idúyAramaic · “conception, pregnancy”
איגרת · igéretAramaic · “letter, epistle”
איכר · ikárAkkadian · “farmer, husbandman”
איכס · ikhsArabic · “ew, yuck”
אילן · ilánAramaic · “tree (plant)”
אלתר · iltérJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “To improvise.”
אלתור · iltúrJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “an improvisation”
אם · imProto-Semitic · “if, whether”
אמא · ímaAramaic · “mother”
אימאם · imámArabic · “imam (one who leads the salat prayers in a mosqu”
ענבר · inbárArabic · “amber”
אינשאללה · inshálaArabic · “God willing, with the help of God”
אנתיפדה · intifádaArabic · “intifada (an uprising, especially by Palestinian”
ערסל · irsélAramaic · “to swing (like in a hammock), to rock”
איש · ishProto-Semitic · “A man, adult male human being.”
אישה · isháProto-Semitic · “woman (an adult female human)”
אישה · ishéProto-Semitic · “burnt offering”
אסלאם · islámArabic · “Islam”
עיצור · itsúrArabic · “consonant”
אבזר · ivzérAramaic · “to equip”
אייר · iyárAkkadian · “Iyar (the eighth month of the civil year and the”
ג׳בלאות · jabla'ótArabic · “plural of גַ׳בֶּל”
ג׳יהאד · jihadArabic · “jihad”
כ־ב־ד · k-b-dProto-Semitic · “Forms words meaning or related to the following.”
כ־ר־ז · k-r-zAncient Greek · “Related to announcing, preaching, declaring, pro”
כ־ו־ן · k-w-nProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to firmness, establishmen”
כפר · k'farAkkadian · “village”
קליד · k'lidAncient Greek · “key (part of a piano or musical keyboard)”
כתב · k'távAramaic · “writing, script, handwriting”
קטיפה · k'tifáArabic · “velvet”
קאק · ka'ákAramaic · “jackdaw (Coloeus monedula)”
קדם · kadámProto-Semitic · “to precede, to come before”
קדיש · kadishAramaic · “kaddish”
קדוש · kadóshProto-Semitic · “holy”
כף · kafProto-Semitic · “palm, paw”
כאפה · káfaArabic · “smack, slap”
קפה · kaféArabic · “coffee”
קפריסין · kafrisínAncient Greek · “Cyprus (an island and country in the Mediterrane”
קהיר · kahírArabic · “Cairo (the capital city of Egypt)”
קהוה · kahváArabic · “coffee”
קייטנה · kaitanáAramaic · “summer camp”
כמון · kamónAkkadian · “cumin”
כנף · kanáfProto-Semitic · “wing”
קרא · karáProto-Semitic · “to read”
קרן · karánProto-Semitic · “radiate, shine”
כרס · karésProto-Semitic · “abdomen, belly”
כריש · karíshAramaic · “shark”
קרקע · karkáProto-Semitic · “earth, soil”
קרקפת · karkéfetAramaic · “scalp”
קרפד · karpádAramaic · “toad (male)”
קרפדה · karpadáAramaic · “toad, especially a female toad”
קסאם · kasámArabic · “Qassam (rocket)”
כשדי · kasdíAkkadian · “Chaldean, Chaldee”
כספת · kaséfetJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “safe (for money, possessions, etc.)”
כבד · kavédProto-Semitic · “liver (organ of the body)”
קיץ · káyitsProto-Semitic · “summer”
קזבלנקה · kazablánkaArabic · “Casablanca (the capital city of the region of Ca”
כעבה · KáʿbaArabic · “Kaaba”
קדם · kdám-Proto-Semitic · “pre-”
קדם · kédemProto-Semitic · “front”
כיף · kefModern Standard Arabic · “fun”
כלך · kélekhAramaic · “Ferula, A taxonomic genus within the family Apia”
כלב · kélevProto-Semitic · “dog (the species Canis familiaris (sometimes des”
קרן · kérenProto-Semitic · “horn (a hard growth of keratin that protrudes fr”
קסם · késemAkkadian · “a spell, enchantment, magic”
חביבי · khabíbiArabic · “Darling: a term of endearment.”
חד · khad-Aramaic · “Single-, one-, uni-, mono-.”
חדש · khadáshProto-Semitic · “new, recently made”
חפר · khafárProto-Semitic · “to dig”
חפר · khaférProto-Semitic · “to be ashamed”
חפלה · kháflaModern Standard Arabic · “party”
חג׳ · khájArabic · “hajj (the pilgrimage to Mecca made by pious Musl”
חאלב · khálabArabic · “Aleppo (the capital city of Aleppo Governorate, ”
חלף · khaláfProto-Semitic · “to pass (of time)”
חלס · khálasArabic · “stop it! enough!”
חלווה · khálvaArabic · “halva (a confection usually made from crushed se”
חם · khámProto-Semitic · “father-in-law, in relation to the bride”
חמאס · khamásArabic · “Hamas (a Palestinian Islamist militant group and”
חמישה · khamisháProto-Semitic · “five”
חמישים · khamishímProto-Semitic · “fifty”
חמור · khamórProto-Semitic · “jackass, donkey (a domestic animal, Equus asinus”
חמור נושא ספרים · khamór nosé sfarímArabic · “One with access to great knowledge, or who has s”
חמסה · khámsaArabic · “the Hand of Fatima, the hamsa amulet”
חמסין · khamsínModern Standard Arabic · “khamsin”
חנות · khanútAramaic · “cell, vaulted chamber”
חרש · kharáshProto-Semitic · “To plow, plough”
חסה · khásaAramaic · “lettuce (an edible plant, Lactuca sativa and its”
חסקה · khásakeModern Standard Arabic · “a type of boat, commonly used by Israeli lifegua”
חתיך · khatíkhModern Standard Arabic · “handsome, attractive”
חתיכה · khatikháModern Standard Arabic · “piece, chunk”
חציל · khatsílArabic · “eggplant, aubergine (the fruit)”
חוה · khaváProto-Semitic · “Eve (the first woman and mother of the human rac”
חבקוק · khavakúkAkkadian · “Habakkuk (a Jewish prophet of the Old Testament;”
חבל · khaválAramaic · “pity, woe”
חבט · khavátProto-Semitic · “to strike, hit”
חבית · khavítAkkadian · “A barrel, a cask.”
חברותא · khavrútaAramaic · “fellowship”
חי · kháyProto-Semitic · “alive”
חזן · khazánAkkadian · “cantor; leader of a congregation or other group ”
חרב · khérevProto-Semitic · “sword”
חבל · khévelProto-Semitic · “rope”
חידקל · khidékelSumerian · “Tigris (a river in West Asia flowing 1,150 miles”
חידש · khidéshProto-Semitic · “to resume, renew”
חיג׳אב · khijábArabic · “A hijab, a headscarf: a traditional headscarf wo”
חינה · khínaArabic · “henna (the dye)”
חמאר · khmárArabic · “idiot, dumbass, jackass, fool”
חנון · khnúnModern Standard Arabic · “A (male) nerd, a (male) geek.”
חוף · khofAramaic · “beach, shore, coast”
חומץ · khómetsProto-Semitic · “vinegar”
חומוס · khúmusArabic · “hummus (a Levantine Arab dip made of chickpea pa”
חוצפה · khutspaAramaic · “chutzpah; audacity; shameless confidence”
כי · kiProto-Semitic · “so, thus”
קיבוץ · kibútsAramaic · “The meaning of this term is uncertain. Possibili”
כנרת · kinéretProto-Semitic · “Kinneret, Sea of Galilee (a lake in northern Isr”
כינור · kinórProto-Semitic · “harp”
קנרס · kinrásAncient Greek · “artichoke”
קיפוד · kipódAramaic · “hedgehog”
כיסא · kiséAkkadian · “chair”
כסלו · kislévAkkadian · “Kislev (the third month of the civil year and th”
כיון · kiyyúnAkkadian · “Saturn”
כנופיה · knufyáAramaic · “a gang, a band (often with a negative connotatio”
קודש · kódeshProto-Semitic · “sanctity, holiness”
כוהן · kohénProto-Semitic · “A Jewish priest, a cohen or kohen: a patrilineal”
כוכב · kokhávProto-Semitic · “star (any small, natural and bright dot in the s”
כל · kólProto-Semitic · “All, whole, entirety, everything; found almost e”
כור · korSumerian · “A biblical measure of weight equal to 10 ephah.”
כוס · kosProto-Semitic · “cup”
כותל · kótelAkkadian · “wall: a structure serving as the exterior or a d”
קוטר · kóterArabic · “diameter”
קוטב · kótevArabic · “pole”
קוטב · kótevArabic · “thorn, sting”
כרשה · kresháSumerian · “leek”
כתיב · ktívAramaic · “notation, spelling, orthography”
קודש · kudáshProto-Semitic · “to be sanctified”
קופסה · kufsáLatin · “A box or other container or receptacle for stora”
כופתה · kuftáPersian · “kofta”
כור · kurSumerian · “A furnace for melting metals.”
קוראן · kur'ánArabic · “Qur'an”
כוס · kusPersian · “pussy, vagina”
כותנה · kutnáArabic · “cotton”
ל־ · l'-Proto-Semitic · “To; the first part of a to-infinitive.”
לביאה · l'vi'áProto-Semitic · “lioness”
לבנה · lábaneModern Standard Arabic · “labneh, strained yogurt”
לאפה · láfaArabic · “lafa, taboon bread”
לחן · lákhanArabic · “A tune (as the tune of a song), a melody.”
לחוח · lakhúkhArabic · “lahoh, a spongy, pancake-like bread originating ”
לש · lashProto-Semitic · “to knead”
לשון · lashónProto-Semitic · “tongue”
לביא · lavíProto-Semitic · “lion”
ליל · láyilProto-Semitic · “night”
ליש · láyishProto-Semitic · “lion”
לילה · láylaProto-Semitic · “night (the time when the Sun is below the horizo”
לאה · Le'aProto-Semitic · “Leah”
לפת · léfetProto-Semitic · “turnip (the white root of a yellow-flowered plan”
לגמרי · legámreJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “totally, completely, entirely”
להבה · lehaváArabic · “flame”
לב · levProto-Semitic · “heart (a muscular organ that pumps blood through”
לבב · levávProto-Semitic · “a heart”
לית ברירה · leyt bereráAramaic · “no other choice/option”
לכאורה · likh'oráJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “seemingly, apparently”
לילית · lilítAkkadian · “Lilith: a female demon in Talmudic tradition.”
ליטף · litéfArabic · “to pet, stroke, caress”
לא · loProto-Semitic · “Not; used in negating verbs, adjectives, and adv”
מ־ל־ך · m-l-kProto-Semitic · “Relating to reigning, to being king.”
מ־ו־ת · m-w-tProto-Semitic · “Related to death.”
מדינה · m'dináAramaic · “state (sovereign polity)”
מתים · m'tímProto-Semitic · “men (especially few in number)”
מברוק · mabrúkArabic · “congratulations”
מבסוט · mabsútArabic · “happy, satisfied”
מדע · madáAramaic · “science (the collective discipline of study or l”
מדד · madádProto-Semitic · “To measure: to determine the size of.”
מדינה · madínaAramaic · “Medina”
מגרב · magrebEnglish · “Maghreb (the predominantly Arabic-speaking geogr”
מהל · mahálAramaic · “to circumcise”
מג׳נון · majnúnArabic · “crazy, psycho”
מכתוב · maktúbArabic · “fate; soulmate, destined partner”
מלך · malákhProto-Semitic · “to reign (to rule as a king)”
מלח · mallā́ḥSumerian · “sailor, mariner”
מנגל · mángalOttoman Turkish · “A portable charcoal grill or brazier, typically ”
מנור · manórAkkadian · “beam (ploughbeam), the beam of a loom”
מר · marAramaic · “Mister (a title of respect for a man, preceding ”
מרד · marádProto-Semitic · “to revolt, to rebel”
מרוקו · marókoArabic · “Morocco (a country in North Africa)”
משכנתה · mashkantáAkkadian · “mortgage”
מסקנה · maskanáAramaic · “conclusion (decision or notion resulting from re”
מסמר · masmérAramaic · “nail (a spike-shaped metal fastener used for joi”
מסטול · mastúlArabic · “drugged, high, wasted, drunk (under the psycholo”
מתוק · matókProto-Semitic · “Sweet: having a pleasant taste, akin to that of ”
מצא · matsáProto-Semitic · “to find”
מאי · mayAramaic · “what”
מים · máyimProto-Semitic · “(uncountable) water”
מימון · maymónArabic · “a male given name, Maimon”
מזל · mazálAkkadian · “constellation, stars”
מאה · me'áProto-Semitic · “hundred, one hundred”
מעה · me'éProto-Semitic · “inward parts, innards, internal organs”
מכה · mékaArabic · “Mecca (city)”
מלך · mélekhProto-Semitic · “king”
מלצר · meltsárAkkadian · “A waiter, a (male) server.”
מרד · méredProto-Semitic · “a rebellion, insurrection, mutiny, an uprising”
מרכז · merkázArabic · “center, centre”
מת · métProto-Semitic · “Dead, having died.”
מ־ · mi-Proto-Semitic · “indicates a locative”
מלעיל · mil'élAramaic · “paroxytone; on the penult, stressed or accented ”
מלרע · mil'ráAramaic · “oxytone; on the ult, stressed or accented on the”
מימונה · mimúnaArabic · “Mimouna (a traditional Maghrebi Jewish celebrati”
מסגד · misgádArabic · “mosque”
משמש · mishméshArabic · “apricot (a round sweet and juicy stone fruit, re”
מסכן · miskénAkkadian · “unfortunate”
מסתערב · mista'arévArabic · “a Jew who assimilated to Arab culture”
מצחף · mitskháfGe'ez · “A codex of the Bible (as a book rather than a sc”
מברק · mivrákArabic · “telegram”
מוח · móakhProto-Semitic · “mind”
מוקה · mókaArabic · “a caffè mocha, a mochaccino, a mocha”
מוט · motAramaic · “pole, rod, bar”
מואזין · mu'azínProto-Semitic · “muezzin”
מוהנדס · muhándesModern Standard Arabic · “an engineer”
מוחמד · mukhámadArabic · “Muhammad (the figure who introduced Islam, and t”
מומיה · mumyáPersian · “mummy”
מונגל · mungálArabic · “to be barbecued or grilled on a mangal”
מושט · mushtArabic · “tilapia”
נהוראי · n'horáiAramaic · “a male given name, Nehorai”
נבוכדנאצר · n'vukhadnetsárAkkadian · “Nebuchadnezzar”
נדל״ן · nadlánAramaic · “Real estate: property consisting of land, buildi”
נפה · nafáProto-Semitic · “a sieve (device to separate larger objects)”
נפח · nafákhProto-Semitic · “to blow, exhale”
נגלה · náglaArabic · “one of several repeated trips, rounds, or runs o”
נהר · nahárProto-Semitic · “river (especially the Nile, Euphrates, etc.)”
נהר · nahárAramaic · “to shine”
נאקה · nakáArabic · “camel (female)”
נחש · nakháshProto-Semitic · “snake (any of the suborder Serpentes of legless ”
נחנו · nákhnuProto-Semitic · “We; the subject form of the first-person plural ”
נחס · nákhsArabic · “bad luck, misfortune”
נחתום · nakhtómSumerian · “baker”
נקניק · nakníkByzantine Greek · “sausage, cold cut”
נמר · namérProto-Semitic · “leopard”
נפח · napákhProto-Semitic · “smith, blacksmith”
נשא · nasáProto-Semitic · “to lift”
נשק · nashákProto-Semitic · “to kiss”
נפח · néfakhProto-Semitic · “volume”
נפש · néfeshProto-Semitic · “a soul, psyche (spirit of a person or animal)”
נפט · neftAkkadian · “petroleum”
נר · nerProto-Semitic · “candle (a light source consisting of a wick embe”
נזר · nézerAramaic · “crown, wreath”
נידה · nidáProto-Semitic · “to exclude”
נחס · nikhésArabic · “to jinx”
ניר · nirProto-Semitic · “a lamp”
ניסן · nisánSumerian · “Nisan (the seventh month of the civil year and t”
ניסיון · nisayónAramaic · “attempt”
נתאכם · nit'akémAramaic · “to become black, to become brown”
נזר · nizárAramaic · “to deprive oneself (of something)”
נוקד · noqédProto-Semitic · “a sheep breeder.”
נול · núlAramaic · “loom”
נון · nunAkkadian · “fish, found mostly in compounds to form names of”
נור · nurAramaic · “shining fire”
אוח · óakhProto-Semitic · “eagle owl”
אופק · ófekArabic · “a horizon”
אוהל · óhelProto-Semitic · “tent (a pavilion or portable lodge consisting of”
אוכל · ókhelProto-Semitic · “food”
אכלה · okhláProto-Semitic · “food, nourishment.”
אוקיינוס · okyánosAncient Greek · “ocean”
עלה · ólaProto-Semitic · “fully burnt offering”
אורח · órakhProto-Semitic · “way, path”
אות · otProto-Semitic · “a sign, an omen”
אוזן · ózenProto-Semitic · “ear”
פרת · p'rátSumerian · “Euphrates”
פסנתר · p'santérAncient Greek · “piano”
פסוקי דזמרא · p'sukéi d'zimráAramaic · “Pesukei dezimra, a group of prayers recited befo”
פעל · pa'álProto-Semitic · “to do”
פנים · panímProto-Semitic · “face”
פרעוש · par'óshProto-Semitic · “flea”
פרם · parámProto-Semitic · “to unstitch, to unsew”
פרדס · pardésAramaic · “orchard, grove, fruit garden”
פרנסה · parnasáSyriac · “A need, a necessity: that which one needs.”
פרווה · parváArabic · “fur”
פתח · patákhProto-Semitic · “to open (something)”
פה · peProto-Semitic · “mouth”
פאה · pe'áProto-Semitic · “wig”
פגר · pégerProto-Semitic · “corpse, carcass”
פחה · peḥáAkkadian · “governor”
פתן · pétenProto-Semitic · “cobra, snake of the family Elapidae”
פלפל · pilpélAramaic · “pepper (fruit of the capsicum)”
פתגם · pitgámMiddle Persian · “A proverb, a saying”
פליז · plizJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “brass (a metallic alloy of copper and zinc used ”
פול · polProto-Semitic · “broad bean, fava bean, fava (Vicia faba)”
פות · pótProto-Semitic · “vulva, female genitalia”
פרי · priProto-Semitic · “fruit (a product of fertilization in a plant, sp”
פור · púrSumerian · “lot, fate”
פורענות · puranútAramaic · “a disaster”
ק־ד־ם · q-d-mProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to oldness, antiquity; co”
ק־ר־א · q-r-ʾProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to calling or reading.”
ק־ט־ל · q-ṭ-lProto-Semitic · “Forming words pertaining to killing and slaying”
קפזה · QafzaArabic · “Qafza Cave”
קס · qésAmharic · “kahen”
קודם · qóḏɛmProto-Semitic · “before, prior to”
ר־ו־ם · r-w-mProto-Semitic · “Related to highness, elevation, rising.”
ר־ע־ה · r-ʕ-hProto-Semitic · “Root relating to herding or grazing.”
רבוה · rabváhArabic · “Rabwah (a city in Chiniot district, Punjab, Paki”
רחל · rakhélProto-Semitic · “ewe”
רם · rámProto-Semitic · “high, important”
ר״מ · rámAramaic · “A yeshiva (seminary) teacher.”
רמאללה · ramállaArabic · “Ramallah (a city in the West Bank, Palestine)”
רמז · ramázProto-Semitic · “to hint, allude, clue”
רמלה · ramláArabic · “Ramla (a city in Israel)”
רב · rávProto-Semitic · “Many, much.”
רגל · régelProto-Semitic · “foot, leg”
ריחן · rekhánArabic · “basil (a plant (Ocimum basilicum))”
רחם · rékhemProto-Semitic · “womb, uterus”
רמז · rémezProto-Semitic · “hint, clue”
ריבה · ribáArabic · “jam (sweet mixture of fruit boiled with sugar)”
רבקה · rivkáProto-Semitic · “Rebekah, Rebecca”
ראש · roshProto-Semitic · “head”
שמאל · s'mólProto-Semitic · “left (the left side or direction)”
סעודיה · sa'údyaArabic · “Saudi Arabia”
סבבה · sabábaArabic · “cool (trendy, fashionable or popular)”
סדנה · sadnáAramaic · “A shop, a workshop: a small room for manufacturi”
שפה · safáProto-Semitic · “lip (fleshy protrusion framing the mouth)”
סגי · sagíAramaic · “big, great”
סהרה · saháraArabic · “Sahara (a desert in Africa)”
סחבק · sákhbakArabic · “homie, bro”
סחי · sákhiModern Standard Arabic · “sober, not under the influence of drugs, not int”
סחתיין · sakhtenArabic · “bon appétit, bravo, good for you, bless you, ges”
סכין · sakínAramaic · “knife, blade”
סלאמתק · salámtakArabic · “good job, beautiful”
שלמנאסר · šalman'eserAkkadian · “(historical) Shalmaneser, the name of multiple A”
ספה · sapáAramaic · “a sofa”
שרה · saráProto-Semitic · “a female given name, equivalent to English Sarah”
סריס · sarísAkkadian · “A eunuch.”
סב · savAramaic · “An elderly man; an aged or old man.”
סבתא · sávtaAramaic · “grandmother”
סאה · se'aSumerian · “seah, an ancient Hebrew unit equivalent to ⅓ of ”
שיער · se'árProto-Semitic · “hair”
שער · se'árProto-Semitic · “hair”
ספר · séferAkkadian · “book”
סגול · sególAramaic · “segol (a Hebrew niqqud diacritical mark (ִ◌ֶ) in”
שבת · šévetAkkadian · “Dill”
סיג · sə'yágAramaic · “restriction, a protective condition, fence, safe”
שבו · šəḇōAkkadian · “agate”
ספינה · sfináAramaic · “ship, boat”
ש · shProto-Semitic · “Shin or sin: the twenty-first letter of the Hebr”
ש־ח־ר · sh-kh-rProto-Semitic · “Related to tarnishing, blackening.”
ש־ל־ם · sh-l-mProto-Semitic · “Forming words pertaining to completion, wholenes”
ש־מ־ע · sh-m-ʿProto-Semitic · “Related to hearing, listening, sound.”
ש־פ־ט · sh-p-ṭProto-Semitic · “Forms words meaning to judge, or to create order”
שלושה · sh'losháProto-Semitic · “three”
שלושים · sh'loshímProto-Semitic · “thirty”
שמונה · sh'monáProto-Semitic · “eight”
שמונים · sh'monímProto-Semitic · “eighty”
שניים · sh'náyimProto-Semitic · “two”
שטר · sh'tarAkkadian · “ellipsis of שְׁטַר כֶּסֶף banknote”
שבט · sh'vátAkkadian · “Shevat (the fifth month of the civil year and th”
שעה · sha'áAramaic · “hour (a unit of time of one twenty-fourth of a d”
שבת · shabátAkkadian · “Shabbat, Sabbath; weekly day of rest”
שד · shadProto-Semitic · “breast”
שדה · shadáArabic · “shadda”
שאפה · sháfaModern Standard Arabic · “chick, an attractive young woman”
שקד · shakádAkkadian · “to work diligently, to labor, to strive, to care”
שקל · shakálProto-Semitic · “to weigh, weigh in”
שקד · shakédAkkadian · “almond (the tree that produces almonds)”
שכר · shakhárProto-Semitic · “to be or become drunk”
שחר · shákharProto-Semitic · “dawn (time)”
שקשוקה · shakshúkaArabic · “shakshuka (dish of eggs simmered in a mixture of”
שלחופה · shalkhufáAkkadian · “turtle, tortoise”
שמע · shamáProto-Semitic · “to hear, to be able to hear”
שמן · shamánProto-Semitic · “To grow or become fat, such as by overeating.”
שמים · shamáyimProto-Semitic · “sky, skies, heavens, heaven”
שנה · shanáProto-Semitic · “year (the time it takes for the Earth to complet”
שריף · sharifArabic · “a sharif”
שרמוטה · sharmútaArabic · “whore, slut (promiscuous woman)”
שרשיף · sharshífAkkadian · “footstool”
שבר · shavárProto-Semitic · “to break (separate into pieces or create cracks ”
שבת · shavátAkkadian · “to stop working, to rest”
שיירה · shayaráArabic · “caravan, train”
שייך · shékhArabic · “sheikh”
שכר · shekhárProto-Semitic · “liquor, intoxicating drink”
שלד · shéledAramaic · “skeleton (of an organism)”
שלג · shélegProto-Semitic · “snow”
שם · shemProto-Semitic · “a name”
שמך · shémekhArabic · “trout, Salmo trutta”
שמן · shémenProto-Semitic · “oil (Liquid fat)”
שמש · shémeshProto-Semitic · “sun”
שן · shenProto-Semitic · “tooth”
שנף · shénefArabic · “vanilla”
שסק · shésekAramaic · “loquat”
שבע · shéva'Proto-Semitic · “a female given name”
שבר · shéverProto-Semitic · “break (a location where something has been broke”
שבט · shévetProto-Semitic · “a tribe”
שיעי · shí'iArabic · “Shia, Shiite”
שיבולת · shibóletProto-Semitic · “an ear of wheat”
שישה · shisháProto-Semitic · “six”
שישים · shishímProto-Semitic · “sixty”
שבעה · shiv'áProto-Semitic · “seven”
שבעים · shiv'ímProto-Semitic · “seventy”
שור · shorProto-Semitic · “ox”
שורש · shóreshProto-Semitic · “root (the part of a plant, generally underground”
שוטר · shotérAkkadian · “policeman, cop”
שועל · shu'álProto-Semitic · “fox (the red fox, a small carnivore (Vulpes vulp”
שבר · shubárProto-Semitic · “to be shattered (broken violently)”
שופוני · shufúniModern Standard Arabic · “A show-off, one who attracts attention through a”
שוק · shukAkkadian · “market in the broad sense of the word”
שום · shumProto-Semitic · “garlic (a plant, Allium sativum, related to the ”
שום · shumAramaic · “Name, sake, purpose, cause; found exclusively, o”
שום · shúmAramaic · “Some, any; found chiefly in negative contexts, a”
שומר · shumárAkkadian · “fennel”
שומר · shumérAkkadian · “Sumer (a historical region occupied by the earli”
שומשום · shumshómAkkadian · “sesame”
שווא · shvaSyriac · “shva (a Hebrew nikud vowel sign written as two v”
שבטבט · shvatbatProto-Semitic · “horsetail (Equisetum gen. et spp.)”
סיגל · sigalAramaic · “a female given name, Sigal”
סיגל · sigalAramaic · “A violet”
סיגד · sigdGe'ez · “Sigd (a holiday of the Beta Israel Ethiopian Jew”
סילאן · silánArabic · “date honey, also called date syrup”
סין · sinArabic · “China (a country in Asia)”
סיוון · sivánAkkadian · “Sivan (the ninth month of the civil year and the”
סחוג · skhugArabic · “skhug (a Middle Eastern hot sauce made from fres”
שמיכה · smikháAramaic · “blanket (a heavy, loosely woven fabric, usually ”
סוף · sófAramaic · “An end, a finish.”
סוכר · sukárSanskrit · “sugar”
סולם · sulámAkkadian · “scale”
סולטן · sultánAramaic · “a sultan”
סנה · sunáArabic · “sunnah”
סוני · suniArabic · “Sunni”
סוריה · súryaAkkadian · “Syria (a country in West Asia in the Middle East”
תהום · t'hómProto-Semitic · “abyss, void, deep, depth”
טחינה · t'khínaArabic · “tahini”
תלת · t'lát-Aramaic · “triple-, three-, tri-”
תאריך · ta'aríkhProto-Semitic · “A calendar date.”
תג · tagAramaic · “serif, tag (crown-shaped Hebrew letter ornament)”
טחן · takhánProto-Semitic · “to grind, to crush”
תלמיד · talmídAkkadian · “A (male) student, pupil, disciple.”
תמר · tamárAramaic · “date (the fruit of the date palm, Phoenix dactyl”
טמרה · tamráArabic · “Tamra (a city in northern Israel)”
תמוז · tamúzSumerian · “Tammuz (the tenth month of the civil year and th”
תנא · tanáAramaic · “One of the Tannaim, sages of the Mishnah.”
תנין · tanínAkkadian · “crocodile”
תנור · tanúrMiddle Persian · “stove, oven”
תנוין · tanwínArabic · “tanwin, nunation.”
תניא · tanyáAramaic · “Tanya, the main work of Chabad Hassidic philosop”
טפיל · tapilArabic · “parasite”
תרנגול · tarn'gólSumerian · “chicken, either male or of unspecified gender”
תסיל · tasílAramaic · “A kind of pigeon or dove.”
תת · tatAramaic · “Infra-, sub-, under-.”
תאנה · te'enáProto-Semitic · “A fig tree.”
טקס · tékesArabic · “ritual, ceremony”
תיקו · tékuAramaic · “tie, draw”
תל · télProto-Semitic · “tell (a hill or mound, originally and especially”
תירץ · terétsAramaic · “to make an excuse”
תבן · tévenAkkadian · “straw, chaff, stubble”
טבת · tevétAkkadian · “Tevet (the fourth month of the civil year and th”
טחול · təḥṓlProto-Semitic · “spleen”
תלתן · tiltánAramaic · “any Trifolieae tribe plant”
תמרון · timrónArabic · “maneuver”
תמסח · timsákhCoptic · “a crocodile”
טין · tínAramaic · “silt”
תשעה · tish'áProto-Semitic · “nine”
תשרי · tishréiAkkadian · “Tishrei (the first month of the civil year and t”
תשעים · tišʻīmProto-Semitic · “ninety”
טיט · títProto-Semitic · “mud, silt, mire”
תנועה · tnu'áArabic · “movement, move, motion (physical motion).”
טופר · tóferAramaic · “claw”
טוב · tovProto-Semitic · “goodness, fairness”
תריסר · tresárAramaic · “dozen”
צבי · ts'víProto-Semitic · “a male given name, Tzvi”
צעיר · tsa'írProto-Semitic · “Young (in the early part of life or growth).”
צבר · tsabárArabic · “prickly pear cactus”
צמא · tsamáProto-Semitic · “thirst”
צמא · tsaméProto-Semitic · “to thirst, be thirsty”
צנעא · tsan'aArabic · “Sanaa (the capital and largest city of Yemen)”
צרה · tsaráProto-Semitic · “co-wife, rival-wife, vexer”
צב · tsávProto-Semitic · “turtle, tortoise”
צבוע · tsavóaProto-Semitic · “hyena”
צדף · tsédefArabic · “clam, bivalve”
צל · tsélProto-Semitic · “A shadow.”
צידון · tsidónPhoenician · “Sidon”
ציפה · tsifáAramaic · “pulp of a fruit”
ציפורן · tsipórenProto-Semitic · “claw, nail (fingernail or toenail)”
צליל · tslilArabic · “tone, sound”
צלופח · tslofákhAramaic · “eel”
צנובר · tsnobárArabic · “pine nut (the edible seed of any of several spec”
צאן · tsónProto-Semitic · “sheep, flock of sheep”
צבי · tsvíProto-Semitic · “gazelle”
תות · tútAramaic · “strawberry”
טיוטה · tyutáAramaic · “draft (early version of a written work)”
צדע · tzédaProto-Semitic · “temple”
א־ · u-Proto-Semitic · “I'll (used to form first-person singular future ”
אוכלוסין · ukhlusínAncient Greek · “population (people of an area)”
אולפן · ulpánAramaic · “A studio, such as a recording studio or televisi”
אומן · umánAkkadian · “craftsman, artisan”
ו־ · v'-Proto-Semitic · “and”
וריד · v'ridArabic · “vein”
ואדי · vádiArabic · “wadi”
וואחש · wakhshArabic · “an unrestrained, uncouth, rude, barbaric, wild p”
ואללה · wállahArabic · “Wow!, really?, you don't say!, no kidding!”
י־ו־ם · y-w-mProto-Semitic · “Related to days.”
יא · yaArabic · “Vocative particle preceding a noun, especially a”
יעל · ya'élProto-Semitic · “ibex”
יעני · yá'niArabic · “that is, in other words, meaning, like”
יד · yádProto-Semitic · “arm”
ידע · yadáProto-Semitic · “To know (a fact).”
יקר · yakárProto-Semitic · “expensive (having a high price, cost)”
יכול · yakhólProto-Semitic · “can, to be able to”
ילד · yaládProto-Semitic · “to give birth ("to child"; beget a descendant)”
יאללה · yállaArabic · “come on, c’mon”
ים · yamProto-Semitic · “sea”
ימין · yamínProto-Semitic · “the right hand”
ינק · yanákProto-Semitic · “to suckle, to nurse, to breastfeed”
ינשוף · yanshúfProto-Semitic · “An owl of the Asio genus.”
ירד · yarádProto-Semitic · “To go down, descend.”
ירק · yarákProto-Semitic · “herb, vegetable”
ירדן · yardénProto-Semitic · “Jordan (a country in West Asia in the Middle Eas”
ירח · yaréakhProto-Semitic · “Moon”
ירוק · yarókProto-Semitic · “green”
יתום · yatómProto-Semitic · “orphan (person whose either parent has died)”
ידע · yédaProto-Semitic · “Knowledge: that which is known (to a given knowe”
ילד · yéledProto-Semitic · “a (male) child, a (male) kid, a boy (a male chil”
ירק · yérekProto-Semitic · “vegetation, herbage, greenery”
יהוה · YHWHProto-Semitic · “Tetragrammaton (the word in four Hebrew letters ”
יום · yomProto-Semitic · “Day: the period between dawn and dusk.”
יונה · yonáProto-Semitic · “pigeon, dove”
ז־מ־ר · z-m-rProto-Semitic · “Related to singing.”
זרוע · z'róa'Proto-Semitic · “arm”
זעתר · zá'tarArabic · “zaatar”
זקן · zakánProto-Semitic · “beard”
זקן · zakénProto-Semitic · “old, elderly, aged”
זכר · zakhárProto-Semitic · “man, male”
זמר · zamárProto-Semitic · “singer”
זן · zanAramaic · “breed (of animal)”
זנב · zanávProto-Semitic · “tail”
זנגביל · zangvílAramaic · “ginger”
זרע · zará'Proto-Semitic · “to seed, to sow”
זרוע · zarúa'Proto-Semitic · “sown, seeded”
זין שלי · záyin shelíArabic · “no way, no chance, my ass, like hell”
זה · zeProto-Semitic · “this”
זעפרן · ze'afránArabic · “saffron”
זאב · ze'évProto-Semitic · “a male given name, Zeeb and Zeev”
זמר · zémerProto-Semitic · “song, singing, especially traditional and popula”
זרע · zéra'Proto-Semitic · “seed”
זאב · zəʔeḇProto-Semitic · “wolf”
זיבי · zíbiArabic · “no way, no chance, my ass, like hell”
זיקורת · zikurátAkkadian · “ziggurat”
זים · zímAramaic · “gill”
זמבר · zimbérArabic · “to own; to defeat or embarrass; to overwhelm”
זימר · zimérProto-Semitic · “to sing”
זמן · zmánOld Persian · “time (inevitable passing of events)”
זוטה · zutáAramaic · “a trifle, minor thing, a triviality”
זוז · zūzAramaic · “a zuz (an ancient Jewish coin)”
זבוב · zvuvProto-Semitic · “fly (an insect of the order Diptera)”
א־ב־ד · ʾ-b-dProto-Semitic · “Forming words pertaining to loss”
א־ב־ן · ʾ-b-nProto-Semitic · “Related to stones.”
א־ב־ז־ר · ʾ-b-z-rAramaic · “Forming words pertaining to equipment”
א־ג־ן · ʾ-g-nAkkadian · “Related to basins, bowls.”
א־ג־ר · ʾ-g-rAkkadian · “Related to collection, accumulation.”
א־ה־ל · ʾ-h-lProto-Semitic · “Related to tents.”
א־כ־ל · ʾ-k-lProto-Semitic · “Related to eating, food.”
א־כ־ל־ס · ʾ-k-l-sAncient Greek · “Forming words pertaining to population, inhabiti”
א־ח־ז · ʾ-kh-zProto-Semitic · “Related to grasping, holding.”
א־ל־ת־ר · ʾ-l-t-rJewish Babylonian Aramaic · “Forming words pertaining to improvisation.”
א־ש־ש · ʾ-sh-shProto-Semitic · “Related to strength, recovery.”
א־ת־ר · ʾ-t-rAramaic · “Related to location.”
א־ז־ן · ʾ-z-nProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to ears and hearing.”
ארגון · ʾargewánAkkadian · “purple”
עלה · ʕālāProto-Semitic · “To ascend, rise, go up; to move from a point to ”
ע־ב־ר · ʿ-b-rProto-Semitic · “Forming words pertaining to movement, crossing, ”
ע־ל־ה · ʿ-l-hProto-Semitic · “Related to ascent, rising.”
ע־ל־ם · ʿ-l-mAkkadian · “Related to disappearance, hiding.”
ע־ל־ם · ʿ-l-mAkkadian · “Related to the world, eternity.”
ע־מ־ד · ʿ-m-dProto-Semitic · “Forming words relating to standing.”
ע־צ־ם · ʿ-ts-mProto-Semitic · “(meaning not recorded)”
עמלק · ʿămālēqAncient Egyptian · “son of Eliphaz by his concubine Timnah, grandson”
עץ · ʿēṣProto-Semitic · “tree”
עפרית · ʿifrītArabic · “ifrit”