Proto-Austronesian Hebrew/Lexicon

√	PS†	Word	P.O.S.	Q‡	Weak	Gloss
R-ʔ-Ŋ	ראש	rīŋītu	n.f.	qītlītu	2-Guttural	beginning, chief, first, choice
B-R-ʔ	ברא	bārā	v.	qātā	3-Guttural	to shape, fashion, create, birth, cut
ʔ-L-H	אלה	ʔilu(hu)	n.m.	qītulu	3-Guttural	god, d. w/ sing. verb in our lit.
B	ב	bi	i.p.	No	No	in, at, among, by, with, within, against, upon
T	את	ta	i.p.	No	No	Accusative marker
Ŋ-M-H	שמה	ŋamau	n.m.	qatau	Geminate	heaven, sky, space
W	ו	wi	conj.	No	No	and, but, even, also, so
ʔ-R-C	ארץ	ʔarcu	n.f.	qatlu	No	earth, land, hard clay
H-Y-H	היה	hāyā	verb	qātā	3-Guttural	to be, become, come to pass, happen, exist, remain, be done
T-H-H	תהה	tōhū	n.m.	qōtū	Geminate	roar, rage, bluster, chaos
B-H-H	בהה	bōhū	n.m.	qōtū	Geminate	emptiness, destroyed things
Q-Ŋ-K	خשך	qōŋēku	n.m.	qōtēl	No	darkness, secret, hiding place
L	על	lā	prep.	No	No	upon, on the ground of, according to, beyond, above, over, by, on to, towards, to, against
P-N-H	פנה	panu	n.m.	qatu	Geminate	face, before (not pl. as in PH)
R-Q-P	רחף	rāqāpa	v.	qātāla	2-Gutteral	simp. to shake; int. to flutter, hover
M-W-ʔ	מוא	moyama	n.f.	qotu	Geminate	water (always dual)

† Proto-Semitic root, using Hebrew/Aramaic letters. Note, ח and ע are not used, but rather ح or خ (/ħ/ vs. /x/) and ع or غ (/ʕ/ vs. /ɣ/). This avoids the questionable use of Roman numerals after Semitic roots.

‡ Pattern (e.g. qatala, qotel, qol, etc.)