Parent and Child Roots - EH))ME ()MEAYH) ac:? co:?
ab: Where: A search for an unknown
location.
Nm) )ME ()ME A-YH) —
Where: [df: KyhKyahwkya]
[freq. 15] |kjv: where, how,
what| {str: 346, 349, 351, 1963}
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/E (/EAK) ac:? co:? ab:?
0 E (0EAL) ac: Yoke co: Ox
ab: Strength: The pictograph E is a
picture of an ox head and also represents
its strength. The P is a picture of a
shepherd staff and also represents the
authority of the shepherd. Combined
these two pictographs mean "the strong
authority" and can be anyone or thing of
strong authority. The yoke is understood
as a "staff on the shoulders" (see Isaiah
9:4) in order to harness their power for
pulling loads such as a wagon or plow.
Hence, the two pictographs can also
represent "the ox in the yoke". Often two
oxen were yoked together. An older,
more experienced ox would be teamed up
(yoked) with a younger, less experienced
ox. The older ox in the yoke is the "strong
authority" who, through the yoke, teaches
the younger ox. (eng: all; elk; elephant)
A) 0 E (0EAL) ac:? co: Ox ab:
Oath:The power of the oxs muscles
to perform work.
Nm)0E (0EAL) — Power:
One who holds authority over
others such as judges, chiefs and
gods. In the sense of being
yoked to one another. [freq. 245]
|kjv: God, god, power, mighty,
goodly, great, idols, strong, unto,
with, against, at, into, in, before,
to, of, upon, by, toward, hath,
for, on, beside, from, where,
after, within| {str: 410}
Nf1))PE ()PEA-LH) — I.
Oath: A binding agreement
including the curse for violating
the oath. II. Oak: The strongest
of the woods. [freq. 50] |kjv:
oak, elm, teil tree, curse, oath,
execration, swearing| {str: 423,
424, 427}
bf1))MPE ()MPEAL-YH) —
Fat-tail: The fat part of a sheeps
rump considered an Eastern
delicacy. [freq. 5] |kjv: rump|
{str: 451}
if1))PEX ()PEXTA-LH) —
Curse: [freq. 1] |kjv: curse| {str:
8381}
jm) 2JPE (2JPE A-LWN) —
Oak: The strongest of the
woods. [freq. 17] |kjv: plain, oak|
{str: 436, 437}
H) )PE ()PE ALH)ac: Swear
co: Yoke ab: ?: The yoking together
of two parties. A treaty or covenant
binds two parties together through an
oath (yoke). The oath included
blessings for abiding by the covenant
and curses for breaking the covenant
(see Deuteronomy 28). The God of
the Hebrews was seen as the older ox
that is yoked to his people in a
covenant relationship.
V) )PE ()PE A-LH) — I.
Swear:The placing of oneself in
a binding agreement to a course
of action including a curse for
violating the oath. II. Lament:
A wailing like the making of an
oath. [freq. 7] (vf: Paal, Hiphil)
|kjv: swear, curse, adjure,
lament| {str: 421, 422}
Nm) )PE ()PE A-LH) —
Power:The power or might of