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Possibly hypothetical Hebrew *''Ke-ʼeban-raš'' ➔ *''Ke-ʼeben-roʼš'', “The-very-capstone, corner-stone; the-capstone, corner-stone, keystone” (cf. NAB Mark 12:10 = Psalm 118:22 ∥Acts 4:11; Zechariah 4:7), with emphatic prefix, ''kaph veritatis''.<ref>Obadiah 11 ''k<sup>e</sup>’aḥad'' “one!”; Nehemiah 7:2 ''k<sup>e</sup>’iš ˁemet'' “a faithful man!” – Koehler & Baumgartner, eds., ''Lexicon in Veteris Testamenti Libros'' (Leiden: Brill/ Grand Rapids: Eeerdmans, 1951/1953), 27 (5); cf. Geers, ''JNES'', IV/2:65-67; cf. on the other hand Genesis 10:9 ''k<sup>e</sup>-Nimrod'' “like-Nimrod."</ref>  Proto-Hebrew ''raʼš'' (“origin, source; best; first; head, top”) is the earlier form, while Hebrew ''roʼš'' is post-Amarna<ref>S. Moscati, ''Introduction'', 62, *''ra’š''; D. N. Freedman, “Orthography (of the Paleo-Hebrew Leviticus Scroll),” in Freedman, ''Divine Commitment and Human Obligation'', 2 vols. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1997), II:159 n. 19; M. H. Goshen-Gottstein, ''Hebrew and Semitic Languages: An Outline Introduction'' (Tel-Aviv: Dvir, 1965), 22 = M. Solieli and M. Berkooz, ''Lexicon Biblicum'' (Dvir, 1965).</ref>; cognate with Egyptian ''rś(y)''<ref>Albright, ''AJSL'', 39:18; cf. Akkadian ''ilam rašu'' in T. Jacobsen, ''Toward the Image of Tammuz'', ed., W. L. Moran (Harvard, 1970), 395 n. 108. Cf. Yahuda, ''Language of the Pentateuch'', 167,27??.</ref> ( ➔ Coptic ''rēs''); Arabic ''ra’s''; Syriac ''reša''; Akkadian ''ra-si-im'', ''ra’šim'').
Possibly hypothetical Hebrew כאבן-ראש* *''Ke-ʼeban-raš'' ➔ *''Ke-ʼeben-roʼš'', “The-very-capstone, corner-stone; the-capstone, corner-stone, keystone” (cf. NAB Mark 12:10 = Psalm 118:22 ∥Acts 4:11; Zechariah 4:7), with emphatic prefix, ''kaph veritatis''.<ref>Obadiah 11 ''k<sup>e</sup>’aḥad'' “one!”; Nehemiah 7:2 ''k<sup>e</sup>’iš ˁemet'' “a faithful man!” – Koehler & Baumgartner, eds., ''Lexicon in Veteris Testamenti Libros'' (Leiden: Brill/ Grand Rapids: Eeerdmans, 1951/1953), 27 (5); cf. Geers, ''JNES'', IV/2:65-67; cf. on the other hand Genesis 10:9 ''k<sup>e</sup>-Nimrod'' “like-Nimrod."</ref>  Proto-Hebrew ''raʼš'' (“origin, source; best; first; head, top”) is the earlier form, while Hebrew ראש ''roʼš'' is post-Amarna<ref>S. Moscati, ''Introduction'', 62, *''ra’š''; D. N. Freedman, “Orthography (of the Paleo-Hebrew Leviticus Scroll),” in Freedman, ''Divine Commitment and Human Obligation'', 2 vols. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1997), II:159 n. 19; M. H. Goshen-Gottstein, ''Hebrew and Semitic Languages: An Outline Introduction'' (Tel-Aviv: Dvir, 1965), 22 = M. Solieli and M. Berkooz, ''Lexicon Biblicum'' (Dvir, 1965).</ref>; cognate with Egyptian ''rś(y)''<ref>Albright, ''AJSL'', 39:18; cf. Akkadian ''ilam rašu'' in T. Jacobsen, ''Toward the Image of Tammuz'', ed., W. L. Moran (Harvard, 1970), 395 n. 108. Cf. Yahuda, ''Language of the Pentateuch'', 167,27??.</ref> ( ➔ Coptic ''rēs''); Arabic ''ra’s''; Syriac ''reša''; Akkadian ''ra-si-im'', ''ra’šim'').


Or possibly hypothetical Egyptian *''QЗ(i)-pn-rś(y)'' “Exalted-is-he-of-the-south.”<ref>Pyramid Texts 1587c, 1652a, use ''QЗ'', ''QЗi'', “Height, Mound (primeval mound at Heliopolis); exalted.”</ref>
Or possibly hypothetical Egyptian *''QЗ(i)-pn-rś(y)'' “Exalted-is-he-of-the-south.”<ref>Pyramid Texts 1587c, 1652a, use ''QЗ'', ''QЗi'', “Height, Mound (primeval mound at Heliopolis); exalted.”</ref>

Latest revision as of 12:30, 17 June 2022

Pearl of Great Price PN 1. KAE-E-VANRASH medium for borrowing light; the “grand key” or “governing power” over 15 fixed planets or stars (Book of Abraham facsimile 2:5)

Possibly hypothetical Hebrew כאבן-ראש* *Ke-ʼeban-raš ➔ *Ke-ʼeben-roʼš, “The-very-capstone, corner-stone; the-capstone, corner-stone, keystone” (cf. NAB Mark 12:10 = Psalm 118:22 ∥Acts 4:11; Zechariah 4:7), with emphatic prefix, kaph veritatis.[1] Proto-Hebrew raʼš (“origin, source; best; first; head, top”) is the earlier form, while Hebrew ראש roʼš is post-Amarna[2]; cognate with Egyptian rś(y)[3] ( ➔ Coptic rēs); Arabic ra’s; Syriac reša; Akkadian ra-si-im, ra’šim).

Or possibly hypothetical Egyptian *QЗ(i)-pn-rś(y) “Exalted-is-he-of-the-south.”[4]


Notes

  1. ↑ Obadiah 11 ke’aḥad “one!”; Nehemiah 7:2 ke’iš ˁemet “a faithful man!” – Koehler & Baumgartner, eds., Lexicon in Veteris Testamenti Libros (Leiden: Brill/ Grand Rapids: Eeerdmans, 1951/1953), 27 (5); cf. Geers, JNES, IV/2:65-67; cf. on the other hand Genesis 10:9 ke-Nimrod “like-Nimrod."
  2. ↑ S. Moscati, Introduction, 62, *ra’š; D. N. Freedman, “Orthography (of the Paleo-Hebrew Leviticus Scroll),” in Freedman, Divine Commitment and Human Obligation, 2 vols. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1997), II:159 n. 19; M. H. Goshen-Gottstein, Hebrew and Semitic Languages: An Outline Introduction (Tel-Aviv: Dvir, 1965), 22 = M. Solieli and M. Berkooz, Lexicon Biblicum (Dvir, 1965).
  3. ↑ Albright, AJSL, 39:18; cf. Akkadian ilam rašu in T. Jacobsen, Toward the Image of Tammuz, ed., W. L. Moran (Harvard, 1970), 395 n. 108. Cf. Yahuda, Language of the Pentateuch, 167,27??.
  4. ↑ Pyramid Texts 1587c, 1652a, use QЗ, QЗi, “Height, Mound (primeval mound at Heliopolis); exalted.”
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