Peshitta Constellations
Explore the New Testament from its Aramaic roots
Read the New Testament in its original Aramaic with transliteration and translation. Click any underlined word to discover its triliteral root. Use the ⚙️ settings to choose your preferred translation language and script.
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Root of the day
ܫܟܒ
SH-KH-P
— lie down, sleep
Semantic field: reclining, horizontal rest, prostration
What gets lost in translation: In Aramaic, ܫܟܒ (shkhab) is fundamentally a postural, bodily act: the body laying itself horizontal upon the ground, the bed, or the tomb. The root covers everything from simply reclining to rest, to … Explore this root →
שָׁכַב shakhavשִׁכְבָה shikh'vahשָׁכֵב shakhev
شَكَبَ shakabaشَاكِب shāki'bشَكْب shak'b
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Peshitta Occurrences
| Form | Transliteration | Gloss | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| ܡܢܟ | mnk mnk |
from you(sg) | Matthew 5:29 Matthew 5:30 Matthew 5:42 Matthew 12:38 Matthew 18:8 Matthew 18:9 Luke 5:8 Luke 8:28 Luke 9:38 Luke 12:20 Luke 14:8 Luke 14:18 Luke 14:19 Luke 16:27 Luke 19:21 Acts 8:34 Acts 10:22 Acts 21:39 Acts 23:20 Acts 24:4 ... +8 |
| ܡܢܟܝ | mnky mnky |
Matthew 2:6 Mark 11:14 |
Hebrew Cognates
No Hebrew cognates available for this root.
Arabic Cognates
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