Peshitta Constellations

Explore the New Testament from its Aramaic roots

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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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Every triliteral root connects Aramaic to its sister languages. Search a root and explore its Hebrew and Arabic cognates, then visualize the full Semitic family as an interactive graph. The Root Card shows the semantic field, a key verse, and sister roots — roots sharing 2 of 3 consonants (e.g., SH-L-M ↔ SH-L-KH).

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ܦܐܪ P-A-R — fruit, produce

Semantic field: fruit, yield, result of labor

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פְּרִי peri

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Peshitta Occurrences

Form	Transliteration	Gloss	References
ܬܪܝܢ	tryn thryn	two	Matthew 4:18 Matthew 4:21 Matthew 5:41 Matthew 8:28 Matthew 9:27 Matthew 17:24 Matthew 17:24 Matthew 17:24 Matthew 18:16 Matthew 18:16 Matthew 18:19 Matthew 19:6 Matthew 20:21 Matthew 20:24 Matthew 20:30 Matthew 21:1 Matthew 21:28 Matthew 22:40 Matthew 24:40 Matthew 26:2 ... +52
ܬܪܝܗܘܢ	tryhwn thryhwn	two-their	Matthew 13:30 Matthew 15:14 Matthew 19:5 Matthew 21:31 Matthew 27:21 Mark 10:8 Luke 1:6 Luke 6:39 John 1:37 John 20:4 Acts 1:24 Acts 8:38 1 Corinthians 6:16 Ephesians 5:31
ܕܒܬܪܝ	dbtry dbthry	that.in-two	Matthew 3:11 John 1:15 John 1:27 John 1:30 John 8:12
ܘܬܪܝܗܘܢ	wtryhwn wthryhwn	and-two-their	Matthew 9:17 Luke 1:7 Luke 5:38 Galatians 5:17
ܘܕܬܪܝܢ	wdtryn wdthryn	and.of-two-them	Matthew 22:39 Mark 12:21 Mark 12:31
ܠܬܪܝܗܘܢ	ltryhwn lthryhwn	to-two-their	Luke 7:42 Ephesians 2:16
ܘܠܬܪܝܗܘܢ	wltryhwn wlthryhwn	and.to-two-their	Matthew 26:37
ܕܬܪܝܟܘܢ	dtrykwn dthrykwn	of-two-your(pl)	1 Corinthians 7:5
ܘܠܬܪܝܢ	wltryn wlthryn	and.to-two-them	Acts 28:13
ܕܠܬܪܝܗܘܢ	dltryhwn dlthryhwn	that.to-two-their	Ephesians 2:15

Hebrew Cognates

Word	Transliteration	Meaning
שְׁנַיִם	shnayim	two
שֵׁנִי	sheni	second
תְּרֵין	treyn	two
תֵּרוּץ	teruts	excuse, pretext

Arabic Cognates

Word	Transliteration	Meaning
اِثْنَانِ	ithnāni	two
ثَانِي	thānī	second
ثَلَّث	thallaatha	to triple
تِثْنَان	tithnaani	both, the two