Biblical hebrew


the hebrew language used in the old testament.
abbreviation: biblheb.
historical examples

the american language henry l. mencken
the religion of babylonia and -ssyria morris jastrow
chapters on jewish literature israel abrahams
expositor’s bible: index s. g. ayres

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