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Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary is the essential study companion for students of Biblical Hebrew. Over 5,000 vocabulary words from 8 popular introductory textbooks, plus the top 1,000 most frequently occurring words in the Hebrew Bible.
8 SUPPORTED TEXTBOOKS
• Lambdin — An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
• Van Pelt — Basics of Biblical Hebrew
• Weingreen — A Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew
• Ross — Introducing Biblical Hebrew
• Seow — A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew
• Kelley — Biblical Hebrew: An Introductory Grammar
• Primer — The First Hebrew Primer
• Futato — Beginning Biblical Hebrew…
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• Biblical Aramaic is here! An optional one-time unlock adds all 675 Aramaic words from Daniel, Ezra, and Jeremiah 10:11, in three study tracks: Core Vocabulary by frequency, Reading Daniel, and Reading Ezra • The Aramaic tracks use the same flashcards, quizzes, matching games, and spaced repetition you already know. • Two small fixes in the Weingreen word lists
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