POLISH FROM EDENIC (also see the Russian, Ukrainian and Slavic lists – suggestions and corrections to Mozeson@yahoo.com)
Edenic = proto-Semitic, as best documented in the early Hebrew Bible. 1000s of Polish words are borrowings from other languages. They could be easily linked to Edenic, but the point is to concentrate on words that were historically Polish. Even a word like sobota (Saturday) is not included because it may be a borrowing from the Jewish Shabbat (7th day).
KEY:
< = ultimately from the Edenic (Proto-Semitic, Biblical citations at the E-Word CD Dictionary entry [in brackets] will verify Hebrew spelling and meaning, and should provide exotic cognates sharing the same sound and sense. The given Indo-European root is provided at each entry.)
-- Hebrew Capital Letters are root letters to be Emphasized. Normally, foreign words are not printed in upper and lower case, but Slavic presents many prefixes and suffixes to be de-emphasized.
Letter Shift Codes A menorah of only 7 sounds, as all music is from 7 notes
שנוי בצליל האותיות
S = letter shifts: [all vowels are interchangeable, no shifts needed]
S-B = bilabial shift [interchangeable lip letters: B, F, V, W],
S-F = fricative shift,[interchangeable whistling letters: Soft C,S,TS]
S-G = guttural shift [interchangeable throat letters: Hard C,G,K,Q]
S-D = dental shift [interchangeable tooth letters: D, T, TS]
S-L = liquid shift [interchangeable tongue letters: L,R]
S-N = nasal shift [interchangeable nose letters: M,N]
N = nasalization (extra M or N inserted in the root).
M = metathesis (root letters switch places). Example: M132 means that the Slavic word takes the 1st, 3rd, then 2nd root then 2nd consonant letter of the Edenic root.
ß = reverse the (root letters of) the Edenic source word
B = a borrowing from another modern language
Key to Romanized Hebrew Aleph-Bet:
Vowels are in lower case. Root letters in Upper Case with [brackets] around unpronounced letters or non-historic ones in the derivative language. 5 Hebrew letters have end-forms.
Aleph א = A or any Upper Case VOWEL; Betב = B, Bhet = BH or (V); Gimel ג= G; Dalet = ד D; Hey ה= H;
Vav ו= V, OO or OA ; Zayinז = Z; Het ח= [K]H or K[H]; Tetט = DT; Yod י= Y; Kahf כ,ך = K, Khaf = KH; Lamed ל= L; Memמ,ם = M; Noon נ,ן = N; Samekh ס= $; Ayin ע= bracketed UPPER CASE [VOWEL] or GH;
Peyפ,ף = P, Phey = PH or F; Zaddi צ,ץ= TS (always read ST in European); Koof ק= Q; Raish ר= R or WR; Shin ש= SH, Sin = S; Tahf ת= T,
TH, or (S)
(Polish often adds a Z for vowel sounds.)
ALe (but) < אלה ELaH, but
ANI (not even, neither, nor, not a bit) < M132 אין AiN, there is not [UN-]
AZ (then, at that time) < אז AhZ, then [AS]
BA (indeed, even, nay) < ß, S-B אף AhF, even, though, also [IF]
BaCHoR (child, sprout, kid) < בכר BeyKHeR, young male camel; בחור BaK[H]OOR, young man; בחורים
BiK[H]OOReeYM, youth (plural) [BACHELOR]
BaDaC (examine) < בדק BoDeQ, examine
Bystry (quick – see the prz words below) < M132 , S-B פרץ PaRaTS
(to break through) [presto at PRONTO]
BuZia (mouth, lips, kiss) ß S-F , S-B שפה SaPHaH, lip [BUSS]
CaLy (all) < כל KoL [aLL, wHoLe]
CeBuLa (onion) < M213, S-F בצל BaTSaL, onion [BASIL]
CHoWa (hide, conceal) < S-B חבא , hide [HAVEN]
CHoRy (sick) > S-L חולה, K[H]oaLeH, sick [ILL]
CISza (silence) < ß SHeQeT, silence [QUIET]
CO (what, he that, who) < כי KeeY, “that” or who/whom [QUA]
CZARno (black) < M213 S-F, S-G שחור SHa[K]HOAR,
black [CHAR]
Czas (time, term) < S-G עת GHai(S), time [ETERNAL]
CzYJ (whose, someone’s) < כי KeeY, he who or whom (Genesis 27:36)
DaTek (gift) < S-D תת TaiT, to give [DaTa, thesis]
Deska (plank, board) < M213 שטח SHeDTaK[H], flat surface
[DESK]
Do (to, so far, until) < ß עד [A]hD [prep. “To”
is Latin ad] [TO]
DoBosz (drummer) < S-D תף ToaP(H) is a hand-drum; תפף ToaP(H)aiP(H)
is to TAP a drum [TAP]
DoBry (good); DoBra, fortune, riches < S-D, S-B טב ToaBH (good),
טוב TOOBH (the good things) [DiVine, BeTTer]
DoPaSc (to reach, catch or overtake) < S-D, S-B תפס TaPHa$, to seize
[THIEF]
DRaPi (rouge, knave… rapacious plunderer) < S-D טרף DTeRePH
(see the rapine at “TROPHY”) and the reverse, the bilabial-liquid-
dental ruthless outlaws, PIRATES < פריץ PaReeYTS [PRINCE]
DRYGac (hop, skip) < דלג DaLahG (skip, jump, leap) [HURRY]
DRZewo (wood, tree) < S-D תרזה TiRZaH, tree [TREE]
Duda bagpipe, and dudek a (DODO-like) bird, a hoopoe, or a human fool
< דדה DeeDaH, to diddle; to wander aimlessly, to totter as a
child [DOODLE]
DWoR ( mansion-house) < M132 Yod drops, דירה DeeYRaH, apartment
< דור DWooR, to dwell, live [DWELL]
DZiaL (part) < צלע TZeL[A]h (part, rib, side) [LIST]
(E words are borrowings)
GeBa (mug) < S-B גביע GaBHeeY[A]h, cup, chalice [CUP]
GALAZ (bough) > גזרה GiZRaH, sereatede from the body
GLaZ (stone, rock) < ß סלע $ElAgh [silicon]
GoDLo (symbol, emblem) < M213 דגל DeGeL, flag, pennant with
tribal symbol
Goljat (Goliath, giant) < גליות Goliot, the giant that fought David,
a Biblical borrowing (included as instruction) [COLLOSUS]
GoLos (voice) < S-G קול QOAL (voice – guttural shift) [ CALL]
GoLyi (bald, naked), GLad'kee , GoLo- (nakedly)
<גלה GaLaH (laid bare), גלח GaLa[K]H (shaved), S-G חלק [K]HaLaQ
(smooth, hairless) [CaLLow, GALYAK and GLABROUS]
GOR “hot” words in Polish include: goracy (hot), goraco (hotly),
goraczka (fever), gorcyczyca (mustard),gore (fire), gorliwie (fervently),
gorzec (burn) < S-G חרה K[H]aRaH (burn) [IRE, CHAR]
-- see Horky
GoRa (mountain; hora in Czech.] < S-G הר HahR, mountain
[hill, CULMINATE, OROLOGY]
GoRszy (worse) < גרוע GaROO[A]h, worse ; גרע GaR[A]h,
diminished (Leviticus 27:18) [WROnG]
GRaD, GRaT (hail) < S-L גלד GaLahD , to congeal, freeze; גלידא
(ice in Aramaic-Syriac); GaLiD (Arabic snow) [COLD ]
GRoD (town; citadel) as in LeninGRAD) < M132 גדר GeDeR (fence –
unlike European fortress cities, Slavic cities were fenced in with
stockades of wood. [GRID]
GRuB-as (fatty) < S-G S-L חלב K[H]eLeBH, fat
HRaBia (count, countess with –ina) < M132 or M321 אביר ABeeYR
[BARON[
Ja (1st per. pro. I < י-Yod/-eeY is the 1st per. suffix [I]
Jajko (egg) < עגול [E]GOOL (circle), עג [A]hG (to make a circle) [EGG]
Jak (adv.., conj. how?) < אך AiKH (how?) Exodus 6:30
jaSKiNia is a den or livable cave < שכןSHeKHeN, dwelling
[ENSCONCE]
JEDen (one) <חד , [K]HaD ,Aramaic one < E[K]HaD [EACH]
KaDzenie (fumigation, using a censer with incense) < קדח QaDa[K]H
(to kindle), קטורה QiDToRaH (slow-burning incense [CAUTERIZE]
Kapelusz (hat) > כפה KeePaH, skullcap [CAP]
KoLano (knee) < S-L כרע KeR[A] , kneel [CURVE]
KaRaBela (saber) < S-B חרב K[H]eReBH (sword) [HARPOON]
KRoTkI (shortt) < M132 קצר QaTSaR, short , כרת KoRuT
(cut off) [CuRT]
KaSHa, KaSZa (crushed, coarse grain) < קשQaSH (straw), קשה
QaSHeH (hard) [SaCaton]
KaT (corner) < קצה KaTSeH (edge, end) [CoaST]
KieDys (one) < אחד E[H]aD, one [EACH]
KieSZen (pocket) < כיס KeeYS, pocket [ENCASE; the reverse, SacK,
is universal]
KLac (curse) < קלס QeeLai$ (mock),קלל QeeLaiL (curse) [CALL]
KoBiet (woman) < נקבה [Ne]KaiBHaH [reverse NQB for QUeeN]
KoLja (necklace) < ולע GHOAL, collar [COLLAR]
KoLo (wheel) < S-G עגל [A]GOAL, round ; גלגל GiLGaL, wheel ,
later GaLGaL [CYCLE]
Kopyto (hoof) < S-G, S-B עקב [A]QaiBH, hoof, heel [HOOF]
komar (mosquito) < כנה KeeYNaH, louse [see GNat at GNAW
Kon (horse) < S-G, S-N חמור K[H]aMoaR (donkey) [ASININE]
Koperta (envelope) < כפרת KaPoReT, cover [COVER]
Korona crown coronet קרן qeReN, horn, ray [CROWN]
KoRoP (scabby) < קלף KLaPH (parchment,shell, hard exterior)
[CALIBER]
KoSa (scythe) < קצר QaTSaR (to reap, cut for harvest)
the ROOaK[H], wind [REEK]
KoZa (goat) < עז GHaiZ or [A]iZ (she-goat) [Turkish keci; Armenian aydz, GOAT]
KoZHa (R skin; C kuze; S-C koza) < S-G חוץ K[H]OOTS (outside)
[HIDE]
KRaG (round, also KOLo ) < M231 S-G S-L עגל [E]GoL or GHeGoL;
גלגל GiLGaL, wheel , later GaLGaL [CYCLE]
Kraniec (corner, extremity) < קרן QeReN, corner points or edges
[CORNER]
KRaSc (steal) < M132, S-G, S-F, גזל GeZeL, steal [STEAL]
KRoWa ( cow) < M231 בקר VaQaR, cattle [BuCKaRoo , CaRiBou]
KrZeslo (chair) < כסא Kee$Ay, chair {extra liquid) [CHAISE]
2. GHoaPHeL, pile – see “PILES”
– see “CURT)
Las (wood, forest); lasek grove < Het-drop, S-L , S-F חרש [K]HoaReSH,
thicket, wood ; M231 חרש [K]HoaReSH [HURST]
Lekki (light, easy) < ß reversal קלQaL (light, easy) [ACCELERATE]
LeSC (creep, crawl) < M312, S-F , S-G זחל ZaK[H]ahL [SLUG]
Lice (cheek, face) < לחי LiK[H]eeY, cheek, jaw [LOCK]
MaKa (flour) < קמח QeMa[K]H [initial Q retained in Japanese
flour, komugiko]
Marynata (pickle, marinade) < MaR (bitter
MieSZKa (dwell, live, reside) is an M312 of שכן SHaKHaiN, dwell
[ENSCONCE].
Mieso (meat) < מת May(S), a dead person or animal [MEAT]
MaRkotniec (in low spirits) < מר MaR (bitter, sullen) [MOROSE]
Miekki (soft) < 1. מך MooKH (soft material), 2. < S-G מגג MoGaG
(soften) [MUCK]
MieSZaC (mix) < משך MaSaKH [MiX]
MieSZKa (dwell, live, reside) < M312 שכן SHaKHaiN, to dwell
[ENSCONCE]
MioD (honey) < S-D מתוק MaTOAQ (sweet) [MUSK]
mLODe (young, litter, brood) and mLoDzian (young man) -- see rodny
< לדה LayDaH, birth ,מולד MOALaD (birth), ילד yeLeD (child, boy)
[LaD]
Mniej (fewer, minus) < M132 מין MeeYN (from the larger amount or
substance) for MN opposite, see mnogi [MINUS]
Mniem (believe) AhMeeYN [AMENABLE]
Mnogi (numerous) < המון HaMOAN (many) -- for MN opposite
see mniej [MANY]
Moj (mine, my) < S-N אני ANeeY, I [ME]
MoRze (sea, ocean ) < מרים [מים ] [MaYiM] MaRiM, bitter, briny sea
water – Exodus 15:23 – [MARINE]
Mowa (speech, language) < S-N ניב NeeY[V], speech, idiom, dialect;
NeeBHAh is to prophecy (Numbers 11:25) ; נב NaBH is to utter –
[PHONETIC]
MY (we) < S-N אנו ANOO, we [NOSTRATIC]
NieSc (carry) < נשא NaSAh (to lift, bear, take away) [MISS]
Nie ( no) < ß אין AYeeN (there isn’t – Genesis 2:5) [NO]
NeRKa (kidney) < M231 metathesis of כנור KiNOAR (harp –
Genesis 4:21), semi-circular, harplike shape. [CADDY]
NO (now then!) < נא NAh, now or please [NOW]
NaCiac (incise, notch) < 1. נקב NeQe[V] is a (hole, perforation) , 2. נקיק NiQeeYQ is a cleft or crevise in rock 3. נתח Na(S)aK[H] (to cut)
[NICHE, NOTCH]
NoC (night) < נחת NaK[H]aT, rest [NIGHT]
NoS (nose, nozzle, spout) < נוזל NOAZaiL [NOZZLE]
NOSic (carry, wear) < נשא NaSAh, to carry, bear, wear (Numbers 11:12)
NuZacy (fatiguing), NuDa (tediousness, boredom, weariness;
a NUDnik can bore one to death) < S-F S-N מות MOO(S), to die
(from impatience) … S-N S-D מות MOOT, to die
(from impatience -- Judges 16:16)
Obwiaz (wrap up, bind, tie) < S-G S-B S-F חבש [K]HaBHaSH [HASP]
OGNia (fire) < נגה NoGaH (glow, shine) [IGNITE]
OKRaG (circle, district, globe) < M231 S-G S-L עגל [E]GoL or GHeGoL;
גלגל GiLGaL, wheel , later GaLGaL [CYCLE]
OKNo (window) < S-G עין GHaYiN, eye (the window as viewing
place or “eye”) [“EYE”, KEN, Finnish ikkuna, window]
Omam hallucination > NOOM
OPoNa ( tire) < אופן OWPHaN (wheel)
ORKan (cyclone, hurRICane) < רוח ROOaK[H], wind [HURRICANE]
ORoSi (sprinkle) < ß זרה ZaRaH, to scatter [SOW]
OSaMotni (isolate) < S-F עצמי [E]TSMeeY, of the self; עצמאי
[A]TSMAeeY, independent [ESSENCE]
OSCHly (dry) < [dry SACK]
OSeLKa (whetstone) < S-G סלע SeLGHah, flint, rock [SILICON]
OSeT (thistle) < Koof drops QOATS, thorn [ACUTE]
OSieM (number eight) < S-N שמונה SHMOANaH (#8) [EIGHT]
OSKoma (appetite, desire) < [K]HeySheQ, desire
OSLABiene (weakness, debility) < M132 S-B שפל SHaPHeL, lowness;
שפלות SHiPHLOOT is letting down of the hands, idelness [SLEEP]
Ospale (drowsily, sluggishly); ospaly (sleepy) < שפל SHaPHaL,
fallen [SLEEP]
Ostry (sharp, acute) < צר TSahR, narrow
Palec (anatomical digit) < פלח PeLaK[H] (piece, section of fruit) [FLAKE]
Palic (burn) < S-B S-L בער Boa[A]iR (burn) [BURN]
PaReny (bird) < TSeePoR צפור [SPARROW]
PaZuR (talon -- also see szpon) < M213 צפורן TSeePoReN, talon
[SPARROW]
PePek (navel) [Yiddish pupik] < אביב ABHeeYBH, bud , blossom [PIP]
Peruka (wig) < S-G פרע PeR’GHa [PERIWIG]
PieSzo (on foot, afoot) < פסע PeS[A]h, step [PACE]
PiaTKa , piec (number five ) M213 טפח DTePHaK[H], hand-breath.
For the shorter 5, drop initial the initial Tet. See 5 from Edenic
hand words at “PUGNACIOUS” and “MITT.”
PiSaRek (scribe), pisarz (copyist) < M213 S-B סופר $OAPHeR, scribe
[GOSPEL]
PLaSk (flat, even, level; PLAZ, flat of a blade) < 1. פלס PaLa$, to level;
balance, scales 2. פרז PaRaZ, level, open land [BALANCE, PLAZA]
PODuszka (pillow ) < פדר PaDeR, animal fat ]PAD]
PolNoC (north) < M231 S-F, added L צפון TSaFoWN [POINT]
PRaCa (work, toil) < פלח PeLaK[H], service [PLOUGH]
PRoch (dust, powder) < פרר PaRaR, to crush or break into crumbs, עפר AyFeR, dust
[FRIABLE, BREAK]
PRZebic (pierce) and PRZeRwa (breach) < פרץ PaRaTS
(to break through) [BREACH]
Przelot (hastily) < פרץ PaRaTS
(to suddenly nurst or break through) [presto at PRONTO]
Przemieknac (to soften or moisten) < < 1. מך MooKH (soft material),
2. < S-G מגג MoGaG (soften) [MUCK]
przePRZec (push through, break) < ) < פרץ PaRaTS
(to burst or break through) [BREACH]
przeSCHly (dried, dry – see suchy) < צחיך TSa[K]HeeYa[K]H [SaCK]
przeSLAC (send, forward) < שלח SHaLaK[H] is to send off,
send away [SLING]
PRzez; Przy (across, through, by; near, beside, at) < עבר [A]iBHeR, all
these prepositions -- see “OVER” [PRE-, PRO-, PARA-, etc.]
PRZymuie (compel, force oneself) < M132 of פצר PaTSaR is to press
or urge [PESTER]
(przy)SLaC (send) < שלח SHaLaK[H], send forth. [SLOUGH, SLING] (See the przy common Polish prefix above)
Ryz (rice) < ארז OReZ [RiCe]
RoDny (fertile…birth) and RoDzenie (begetting, procreation) see mLoDe
< S-L לדה LayDaH, birth [LaD]
RoK (year) < ירח YaReya[K]H, moon, and YeRa[K]H, month,
period of time
RoG- (horned, horny) < ß S-G קרן QeReN, horn [CORNUCOPIA,
UNICORN]
Ro'Sha (thicket) < [K]HooRSHaH (Aramaic, small wood, thicket)
[HuRSt]
Row (ditch, trench) < ß S-B בור BOAR, pit, cistern [BORE, BURROW]
RoZWii(ew)ac (to disperse), RoZSP-ac (to scatter or strew) <
ß a reversal פזר PaZeR (to scatter) [DISPERSE]
SaD (orchard) < שדה SaDeH (cultivated, sodden field)
[SOD, paraDiSe]
SaDziC (judge) < צדק TSeDeQ (justice) , TSaDiQ, righteous one
[SynDiCate]
SaKwa (pouch) < שק SahQ (bag) [SACK]
Sam (the very, alone) < S-F עצם [E]TSeM, selfsame;
עצמי [A]TSMeeY, self [OSTEOMA]
SieDziecet' (sit) < שת SHaT (set) [Sit, SeT]
SeN (sleep, dream), SeNnosc (sleepiness) < S-F שנה SHeyNaH, sleep
[INSOMNIA]
SPOCZ-ac (rest, religious holiday) < S-B שבת SHaBa(S), Sabbath day
[SaBBaTical, SPACE, SToP]
Szkola (school) < שכל SeKHeL, wisdom [SCHOOL]
SieGac (reach) < השיג HeeSeeYG [ShaG]
SieRoTa (orphan) < שריד SaReeYD (survivor, remnant)
SKuL-ic (crouch, squat) < S-F זחל ZaK[H]ahL, crawl, creep
[SLUG]
SLABy weak, faint… decline < M132 S-B שפל, שפלות, SHaPHEL,
SHIPHLOO(S), lowness, shiftless, sinking (of hands) [SLEEP]
SLaC (send) < שלח SHaLaK[H] is to send off, send away or set free.
[SLING]
sLoDyCz (sweet) seems to be a cognate (M321) with other
European DLK sweet terms, like dulce and dolce in Spanish
and Italian. The Slavic LDK need not be a corruption from I.E., but
is an M312 from Edenic דקל DeQeL, date palm, the first source of honey
[DeLiCatessen].
Sluz-aca (maid, servant) < S-L S-F שרות SHaiRoo(S), service [SIR]
Smiech (laugh) < שמח SaMaK[H], to rejoice [SMIRK]?
Sokora, (black poplar) < SHa[K]HOAR, black [CHAR]
Sos (gravy) < [A]$eeY$, juice [SAUCE]
SPiaw (floating) < , S-F צף TSahPH, to float [SPARROW]
SPOLka (a company or partnership) < S-L צבור TSiBOOR, community of peers [SPARROW]
Staw (pond) < ß of בץ BoaTS (mud, slime… bog, shallow pond –
Jeremiah 38:22 – (Bet shifts bilabial to W) [PITCH]
SuCHy (dry) < צחיך TSa[K]HeeYa[K]H [SaCK]
SuS ( leap, bound, jump) < S-F ZOOZ; the Polish helps explain why
a source is a $OO$ [PEGASUS]
SyPaC (pour) < שפך SHiPHoKH (I Samuel 1:15)
Szesc (number six) < שש SHaiSH , six – see “SIX”
SzPON (talon, also see pazur) < dropped R, S-F צפורן TSeePoReN,
talon, fingernail [SPARROW]
SzyLD (sign-board) < שלט SHeLeDT [SHEILD]
TaTus (daddy) < S-Dדוד DOAD, uncle, beloved (…any close male
relative) [DaD]
Trz-trz- words (all Slavic three words) < Aramaic תלת TLaS three TERZA RIMA]
TRzeWik. (shoe -- Polish often adds a Z for vowel sounds.) < S-D, S-L,
S-B טלף DTeLePH, (hoof, thus foot covering) [TALIPES]
TRzoDa (herd) < M 231 S-D עדר [A]iDeR, herd [HERD]
TY (pronoun: you) < אתה , את ATaH, AhT (masc., fem. of pronoun: you)
[THEE]
uGoDa (agreement) < אגד EGeD, union – see zgoda [GATHER]
UkoCHaNy (beloved, darling) < חן K[H]aiN, grace, favor – Genesis 6:8,
K[H]eMeD, desire – Exodus 34:24
uSMieCH (smile), SMieCH (laugh) < שמיח SaMaY[K]H (happy)
[SMuG, Smile]
WiD- to see (widz = looker-on) < S-B הביט HeeBeeYDT, to look at
[VIDeo]
W, We (in, at, by) < ב B’, Be- [prep. By]
Waga (weight) ß S-B גבר Ga(V)ahR, to overcome; S-G. S-B כבד
KoaBHeD, weight [WEIGHT]
WCzoRaj (yesterday – as Czech vcera) < M213 עבר GHaBHaR, over, past
– a metathesis of the Ayin and Bhet , guttural and bilabial [ see OVER]
WiDziec (see), ViT (r view) < HeeBeeYDT [VIDEO]
I’ll “see you again” is the Bet-Tet / (BT or VD) element behind the
phrase of goodbye in Polish do widzenia and Russian dozviddania.
Wiele much, many; wielo- multi-; wielu many < ß רב Rah(V),
much, many, great, the prefix in “variegated”
WiLK (wolf) < ß or M321 כלב KeLe(V), canine
ZaBa (frog) < צב TSaBH (lizard, tortoise – Leviticus 11:29)
Zad, zadek (backside, back) < צד TSahD, side [SIDE]
ZaKRyvaht' (close) < סגר $oGeR (close, shut) [SECURE]
Zamiar (design, intension) , Zamy-sl (P design, purpose, aim, intention)
< זמם ZaMaM, devise, plot Genesis 11:6 [DESIGN]
ZaSLona (shade, shield, curtain, veil) < צל TSaiL, shade,
protective cover [SILHOUETTE]
zaSTeP (host, legion, troop, representative) < S-D צבא TSaBHAh, army,
fighting force (Numbers 31:27) , (heavenly) host (Genesis 2:1);
literally: one’s command
Ze (this) < זה ZeH, this [THIS]
zGoDa (concord,agreement) < אגד EGeD, union – see ugoda [GATHER]
zGoLa (entirely, completely) < S-G כלילKaLeeYL, completely; כלה KaLaH, completed (Exodus 39:32) [WHOLE]
ZiaR-enko (grain, seed) < זרה ZeR[A]h, seed (Genesis 1:11) [SOW]
ZiMNy (cold) , Zima (winter) < S-N צנהTSeeNaH, cold
[Chinese winter, tung --- COLD]
ZinaD (on the other side) < N. צד TSahD, side [SIDE]
Zniwo (harvest, reap) < S-B זנב ZaNe[V], to snip or trim [SNAP]
ZoNa (wife) < זונה ZOANaH (prostitute; literally indicating a woman
who is fed) [SIN]