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For there is a language of flowers for flowers are peculiarly, the poetry of Christ (Christopher Smart) א ב ג ד ה ו ז ח ט י כ ל מ נ ס ע פ צ ק ר ש ת was mildly suprised that this query from the database actually worked.) peoples, locations, persons, God, rivers, feasts, stars, species, signs, mountains, months, and even sticks. Sticks? Only in Zechariah 11:7 and 10. And I will tend the flock of the slain indeed, O poor of the flock,and I will take to me two sticks, the one I called Pleasure and the other I called Pledges, and I will tend the flock. Stars: Orion, the Pleiades, and the Great Bear - all mentioned in Job. Sign: only the writing on the wall. Rivers: which of these can you Names require a lifetime of study and touch on the primal use of our languages. We are the Adam whose job it is to name things. Naming is a mandatory component of science. What geometry would we know without the named parts of a right angled triangle? What arithmetic without named numerals? What medicine without named parts of the body? And what cures for cancer without named structures within the cellular crowds of our internals? So in a sense, every word is a name! But to come back to the names of peoples, persons, and locations, Some are opaque to us, and some may be made easier to hear if we translate rather than transcribe them. My work is somewhat capricious in this area. With 1,577 distinct personal names used 16,279 times, a translation of every name would be as tedious to the reader as a consistent transcription. So the somewhat random variations may keep There are (besides prepositions and conjunctions) several common words that refused to allow me a 1 to 1 or 1 to many mapping from variations. I have allowed some overlap between English glosses and Hebrew stems for this clas* of common words. Otherwise everything would tend to a little too much foreignness in the English reading. (I do think some foreignness is necessary to avoid the problem of too