Yell | צָעַק (Tsa’aq) | Verb
Etymology and Semantic Analysis The word ‘yell’ in English typically conveys a loud, often sharp cry, especially one that expresses pain or alarm. In the Hebrew Bible, the word often translated as ‘yell’ is צָעַק (Tsa’aq), a verb that carries a range of meanings primarily associated with crying out, calling aloud, or shouting, often in […]
Dream | חֲלוֹם (Chalom) – Hebrew | ὄναρ (Onar) – Greek | Noun
Etymology and Semantic Analysis The English word ‘dream’ originates from the Old English ‘drēam,’ which historically meant joy or music but evolved to denote the images and emotions experienced during sleep. In the Hebrew Bible, ‘dream’ is primarily translated from חֲלוֹם (Chalom), while in the New Testament, the Greek term ὄναρ (Onar) is used. Dreams […]