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Biblical Aramaic · Pronouns and Reference

“I” and “you”

BA-004Biblical AramaicAramaic of Daniel and Ezra

ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST

אֲנָה · אַנְתְּ

Transliterationanah · ant

Plain meaningI · you

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“I” and “you”

Biblical Aramaic pronouns resemble Hebrew but are not identical. אֲנָה is a first-person singular form, and אַנְתְּ represents second person in the biblical corpus according to its pointed source forms. Because gender and number distinctions matter, the complete reference table must be generated directly from Daniel and Ezra rather than imported from a later Aramaic dialect.

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אֲנָה · אַנְתְּ
ORIGINAL

BA-004

anah · ant
READING

Approved transliteration

I · you
MEANING

Biblical Aramaic

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