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 S'a  S'auta abar qadmaiia. "Thou art the First Voice (sound)"  1000 
  
 Sa  A roll or scroll fo bread used in ritual meals for the dead  1001 
  
 Sadarta  Ordinance, set prayer, rites  1000 
  
 Sadra  Sacred Shirt  1000 
  
 Saliba  Cross  1000 
  
 Sangara  Backbiter, accuser  1000 
  
 Sararta  Image, formed object, picture, icon  1000 
  
 Sarifa  Reed Hut  1001 
  
 Sauma  Fast  1000 
  
 Sauma d-sidqa  Fast (vow) of Silence  1000 
  

 
 
 Sayama  Ascetic, abstainer  1000 
  
 Sayura  Canonical visitor  1000 
  
 Sha  Shamish (the sun spirit)  1000 
  
 Shahr  Keep vigil  1001 
  
 Shalmana  Peaceful, righteous, honest  1000 
  
 Shamish  Sun  1000 
  
 Shania  Remote, transcendant, wonderful, strange  1002 
  
 Shapta  Saturday.  1000 
  
 Sharaita  Opening, consecration  1000 
  
 Sharuya  Releaser, redeemer  1000 
  
 Sharwala  pants, drawers, leggings  1000 
  
 Shganda  Acolyte, servant (lit. "messenger")  1000 
  
 Shikinta, S'kinta  Dwelling place, monastery, cult center. Residence. (Shekinah)  1000 
  
 Shiryata  Deconsecration prayer  1000 
  
 Shlaha  Apostle of light  1001 
  
 Shlama  Peace be with you  1001 
  
 Shuba  Seven (planets)  1000 
  
 Shubaya  Week  1000 
  
 Shulita  Placenta  1000 
  
 Shumaiya  Mentioning of names in Mass  1000 
  
 Shura, Sura  Rule of Conduct, navel  1000 
  
 Shwalia  Candidate for priest(ess)hood  1000 
  
 Siba  Colored material  1000 
  
 Sibia  Communicants  1000 
  
 Sidqa  Silence  1000 
  
 Sihma  Shining  1000 
  
 Simta  Treasure  1000 
  
 Sin  Moon  1000 
  
 Sindirka  Palm tree, dates  1000 
  
 Sipra  Book, codex.  1000 
  

 
 
 Skandola  Magical iron Signet-Ring. Has a snake, bee, lion and scorpion. Said to have been brought back from the underworld by Hibil-Ziwa on his ascention  1000 
  
 Skulta  Inadvertant mistake  1000 
  
 Statia  Prostrations  1000 
  
 Suf  Sea at the end of the world  1000 
  
 Sulita  Atone, purify  1000 
  
 Suria  Idols, statues, images of gods  1001 
  
 Surta  Magic circle  1000 
  


Julia:
Hello
I'm needing some help with some words and how to write them. For instance, Sharaita meaning Opening, is perfect but I need to see how its looks in script. Can someone help?
Thank you!
Julia Smethurst


2018-09-20 01:24:00
Guest:
Hello 
Can any body translate ܚܣܝܢ ? 
how does it pronounce?

2019-01-20 05:08:50
Roch:
can i pls get the translation in Aramaic for geneiss/beginning/in the beginning? 

2019-09-10 12:37:46
Son:
Son in aramaic?

2020-03-26 01:06:13
Guest:
What does Sabachthani means ?

2020-05-16 07:49:00
Guest:
This is part of the phrase Jesus cried from the cross in his native language Aramaic: eloi, eloi, lama sabacthani meaning "my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? 
In the bible the Aramaic phrase is transliterated into Greek Ἠλὶ ἠλὶ λεμὰ σαβαχθάνι - sabacthani means -  you have forsaken me; interrogatively, have you forsaken me? preceded with λαμᾶ, Why? Mt. 27:46; Mk. 15:34*
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2021-07-09 10:57:17
Richard july 2022:
Actually your use of greek to describe the Aramaic phrase 'forsaken' is not a good context use even might say not correct.
The biblical Aramaic phrase should be correctly, not as your use of Hebrew.... The Hebrew is forsaken. The Aramaic is
: He said :, [,My Father, My Father for this hour You have kept Me]. YEHOVAH had previously said, [I will never leave you nor forsake you]. Why would he do so then?
 
Please pay close attention that greek has no exact words for many Hebrew or Aramaic words.  (I.E) The shema. Use of Ehad vs Yahid they both mean 1. But Ehad means the '3' in 1. Not singular like Yahid.
Or when Yeshua visits the Lepers house in the ciity....think ...lepers were not allowed in the city, especially to live The Hebrew word for Leper is the same word for pottery Merchant. They had vessels with oil in them. Expensive oil. Would a leper precluded from living in the city have vessels of oil? Or would a potter/ merchant have them? Think


2022-07-23 10:00:52

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