Targum Molcho

Biblical Hebrew · Biblical Hebrew Working Vocabulary

Seeing, knowing, and thinking

BH-V06Biblical HebrewMasoretic Hebrew of Tanakh

ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST

רָאָה · יָדַע · מָצָא · זָכַר

Transliterationra'ah · yada · matsa · zakhar

Plain meaningsaw · knew · found · remembered

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT

Seeing, knowing, and thinking

This group supplies the mental and perceptual verbs that recur across narrative, wisdom, and prophecy. Seeing and knowing often introduce what a character discovers; remembering and forgetting can carry covenantal or narrative weight; בין can express discernment or understanding in addition to its separate prepositional use “between.” The learner studies each root with its most common surface forms so that a changed verb form still points back to the same word family.

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רָאָה · יָדַע · מָצָא · זָכַר
ORIGINAL

BH-V06

ra'ah · yada · matsa · zakhar
READING

Approved transliteration

saw · knew · found · remembered
MEANING

Biblical Hebrew

APPROVED STUDY LAYERS

Source-specific guidance from the curriculum.

Required words/roots

ראה see · ידע know · מצא find · זכר remember · שכח forget · חשב think/reckon · בין understand/discern; between as separate lexical family by context · חָכָם wise · חָכְמָה wisdom · עַיִן eye · לֵב / לֵבָב heart/mind · אֱמֶת truth/faithfulness.