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 hebrew language

hebrew is a northwest semitic language within the afroasiatic language family a regional dialect of the canaanite languages, it was natively spoken by the israelites and remained in regular use as a first language until after 200 ce and as the liturgical language of judaism (since the second temple period) and samaritanism.[15] the language was revived as a spoken language in the 19th century, and is the only successful large-scale example of linguistic revival. it is the only canaanite language, as well as one of only two northwest semitic languages, with the other being aramaic, still spoken today.

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the canaanites were the inhabitants of ancient canaan, a region that roughly corresponds to present-day israel and palestine, western jordan, southern and coastal syria, lebanon, and continued up to the southern border of turkey.

ancient egyptian is considered to be a branch of the afro-asiatic language family, meaning that ancient egyptian has similarities to akkadian, arabic and hebrew,

what is the paleo-hebrew language?

the paleo-hebrew script (hebrew: הכתב העברי הקדום), also palaeo-hebrew, proto-hebrew or old hebrew, is the writing system found in canaanite and aramaic inscriptions, including pre-biblical and biblical hebrew, from southern canaan, also known as the biblical kingdoms of israel (samaria) and judah.

the hebrew language uses the hebrew alphabet with optional vowel diacritics. the romanization of hebrew refers specifically to the use of the latin alphabet to represent hebrew words. for example, the hebrew name יִשְׂרָאֵל can be romanized as yisraoel

hebreo idioma

el hebreo es una lengua semítica del noroeste, perteneciente a la familia de las lenguas afroasiáticas, un dialecto regional de las lenguas cananeas. fue hablado por los israelitas y se mantuvo en uso regular como primera lengua hasta después del año 200 d. c., así como lengua litúrgica del judaísmo (desde el período del segundo templo) y del samaritanismo.[15] el idioma se recuperó como lengua hablada en el siglo xix y constituye el único ejemplo exitoso a gran escala de resurgimiento lingüístico. es la única lengua cananea, así como una de las dos únicas lenguas semíticas del noroeste, junto con el arameo, que aún se hablan en la actualidad.

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los cananeos eran los habitantes de la antigua canaán, una región que corresponde aproximadamente a las actuales israel y palestina, el oeste de jordania, el sur y la costa de siria, el líbano y se extendía hasta la frontera sur de turquía. el antiguo egipcio se considera una rama de la familia lingüística afroasiática, lo que significa que presenta similitudes con el acadio, el árabe y el hebreo.

¿qué es el paleohebreo?

la escritura paleohebrea (hebreo: הכתב העברי הקדום), también paleohebreo, protohebreo o hebreo antiguo, es el sistema de escritura presente en las inscripciones cananeas y arameas, incluyendo el hebreo prebíblico y bíblico, del sur de canaán, también conocido como los reinos bíblicos de israel (samaria) y judá.

el hebreo utiliza el alfabeto hebreo con diacríticos vocálicos opcionales. la romanización del hebreo se refiere específicamente al uso del alfabeto latino para representar palabras hebreas. por ejemplo, el nombre hebreo יִשְׂרָאֵל puede romanizarse como yisraoel.

Ha shem(Tetragrammatonyhwh) ha-Shem(the Name)
ha'aretz(the earth)
Ha'aretz haHavtach(athe Promised Land)

HaAcharon(The Last) haAlmavet(Immortal) haara(insight) haaretzharishonah(the first earth) HaAryeh(The Lion) HaAsarah(The Ten)

HaAv (the Father)

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habah b'basa(rhas come in bodily flesh) habatzek(the dough, trans. note: see Pesach Haggadah)HaBechor(Firstborn)

HaBo're(the Creator) HaBri'ah(the Creation) HaChayyot(the living beings) hachitzon(the outer one)hachnosasorchim(hospitality) hachrazah(proclamation, kyrygma, preaching)

hadar(majesty, splendor) hadlakah(bonfire)
hadom(footstool)
hadorhazeh(this generation) HaEmes(the Truth) HaEmesHashem(Truth of G-d) hagbah(lifting up of Torah when read in shul)

HaGedulah(Greatness)
hagefen(fruit of the vine) HaGevurah(Might)
HaIr (The City)
HaKadosh(The Holy One) hakaratodah(gratitude)
hakehillot(the congregations) HaKeru'im(the summoned/called ones) HaKetz(the End)

hakhchashah(denial) hakhnasah(income) hama'amin(the believer) HaMabbul(the Flood) hamakkot(plagues)HaMat`eh(the Deceiving One) HaMechokak(Law-Giver) HaMesim(the Dead) hanevuah(the prophecy)hanivzim(the despised) haNogah(of Brightness/Venus) har (mountain)

hara'ah(the evil)
hara'im(evil deeds) HaRah(the Evil one) HaReshit(The Beginning) hareve'it, harev’ii (the fourth) harishon, harishona(hthe first)

harsha'ah(condemnation as guilty) hartzige(heartfelt) hasagos(aspiration) haschala(start)

HaShemurim(the Guarded ones) hasheni(the second) hasheniyah(the second) hashlishi(the third)

hashlishit(the third) haskama(approval)
HaTachlit(The Ultimate) hatafah(preaching)
hatov(the good)
hattohar(moral purity) haummim(the peoples) havamina(assumption) havtachah(promise)
hayom(today) heimishemekomlinah (homey guest room, lodging place) hemshech(remaining part) heter(permit)

hevel(futility, vanity, emptiness, worthlessness)
hezber(explanation)
hinei (behold, look!) hinnazrut(self-denial) hisgalus(revelation, unveiling) hishtaltut(domination, taking control)hispailus(overwhelming awe) histalkus(passing, the death of the Moshiach in the midst of his Redemptive Mission on the analogy of Moses dying before he crosses into the Promised Land, a fundamental doctrine of Messianic Orthodox Judaism) hitammelut(bodily exercise or training) hitarevut(meddlesomeness)hitbagrut(maturity)

hitbodedut(seclusion, aloneness hitkaddeshut(tpurification) hitkhabrut(joining, adhesion, fellowship)hitkhadshut(regeneration, renewal) hitlahavut(enthusiasm, fervor) hitnahagut(conduct) hitnahaguthatovah(good conduct) hitstaddekut(apologetic defense)

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hivvasedhaOlam(the establishing of the world)
hivvasedtevel(foundation of the world) hod(honor)

hoda'ah(confession, admission) hodayah(thanksgiving)
holelut (carousing) hona'ah(swindling) hora'ah(instruction)

horim (parents) horiva over (analyzing) huledet(birth) hungerik(hungry)