# Aramaic Language/Phrases
## Eastern Aramaic

| English | Assyrian Neo-Aramaic |
| Peace be upon you (Hello; salutation) | Shlam'alokhon |
| Thank you | Baseema (male)/Basimta (female) |
| How are you? | Dakheet(oon)? |
| Who? | Mani? |
| Father | Baba |
| Mother | Yemmah |
| Uncle | Khaloowah/Khalu (Maternal) Mamoonah/Amu (Paternal) |
| Aunt | Khalta/Khaltu (Maternal) 'Amtah/Atu (Paternal) |
| Man/Human | Nasha/Bar Nasha |
| Woman | Bakhta |
| Boy | Yalah/Oorza |
| Girl/Daughter | Brata/Bratha |
| Love | Khooba |
| Book | Ktawa |
| Go | Khoosh/Si |
| Here | Tama/Lakha/Ikha |
| Sun | Shimsha |
| Moon | Sahra |
| Star | Kekhwa |
| Tree | Elawna |
| Hand | Eeda |
| Marriage | Zuwagha/Gwarta |
| Heart | Leba |
| See/Look | (Kh)zee/Gasheq |
| River | Nara |
| Ocean | Yama |
| Bring/Transport (verb) | N'aballu/Aballu |
| Teacher | Malpannah (male) Malpantah (female) |
| I'm hungry | Kpeenan (m) Kpenten (f) |
| How old are you | Kma shinay'wit? (m) Kma shinay'wat? (f) |
| I am sick | Meryen (m) Mreetan (f) |
| Will you marry me? | Guritly? (to male) Guratly? (to female) |
| I am sad | Hon skeedah (m) Hon skiitah (f) |
| Can I help you? | Bayit hayaranokh (to male) Bayat hayaranakh? (to a female) |
| Shut up | Chum pumookh (to a male) Chum pumakh (to a female) |
| Don't speak | La hamzem |
| Help me | Hayiree |
| Please/God bless you | Eloiasemet/A'la Basimlokh (m) A'la Basimlakh (f) |
| How much?/ How many? | Kma?/ Kma raba? |
| How many times? | Kma daneh? |
| Come here | Ta lakha/Heeya akha |
| From there | Men tama |
| Go/Get lost | Khoosh/Khoosh t'looq |
| Give it to me | Haleh talii/Qali (m) Haleh talow/Qali (f) |
| Enough/stop already! | Bassa/Bassa Kheena! |
| I'm going to work | Khishlee ill Shoola or Azin (m)/ Azan (f) Shoola |
| I'm coming | Dun/hon betaya/ Hon haya il betha |
| I'm going | Dun/hon bekhasha or Bizala / Zileee |
| Come with me | Ta menee / Hiya minee |
| I don't understand | Len parmooyeh / Leeyatin / Leeyadin |
| I miss you | Mokhniyen menookh (to a male) Mokhniyen menakh (to female) |
| I hate you | Sanen'ookh (to male) Sanen'akh (to female) |
| I'm going to kill you | Qatlan'ookh (female to male) Qatlan'akh (female to female) Qatlin'ookh (male to male) Qatlin'akh (male to female) |
| Bring me money/Give me money | Melee zoozeh/Hali zoozeh or Yawely zoozeh |
| Godspeed | Alaha menookh (to male) Alaha menakh (to female) |
| You know what? | Yat moo? (colloquial, to both genders) Yat'et moody (m) Yat'at moody (f) |
| Let us play | Ta Talekh / Ta tawilokh |
| I respect you | Itlee iqara qatookh (to male) Itlee iqara qatakh (to female) |
| Don't go | La khoosh / La azit |

### Faniosco's Phrases and vocabulary

* Myouqra/Myouqarta: Gentleman, Sir, Mister / Lady, Madam, Miss or Mrs.
* In besma-L'oux: If it pleases you or please. The word basim means 'heal' or 'please'. However, if followed by a lammad, it renders 'heal to' which exclusively means 'please' as in 'to please someone'.
* Besma ganoux/Besma janoux: Good for you! Good job! Nice work! Well done! Attaboy! Literally It heals yourself! It Pleases Yourself!
* Beena: Pardon?
* (L)axa: Here or hither
* Tamoha/Tama/Tamaha: There
* L'Tamox / L'Tama: Thither
* Ha: Here! There you Go! Here it is! Get a load! Behold!
* Prouq mini: Get lost, leave me alone, be done with me.
* B'nawsha /Xa b'nawsha: Alone. Xa b'noshi /b'noshi: by myself
* Baseema: Thanks. Literally meaning pleasant or tasty.
* Haw-it baseema: Thanks (to a male). Literally, 'You (will/do) be pleasant/delicious/healed'
* Shlama-L'oux: Peace be upon thee (to a male) or greetings!
* Tliqla dounya ilee: I'm totally lost! I've no idea! Literally, 'The world got lost to me'
* M'asyim bala L'ganoukh: Take care, Look after yourself. Literally 'place /set-up /arrange/focus your mind to yourself'
* Maha/Ma/Modi/Mo: What?
* Ta-maha /Ta-modi: Why? Literally 'for what?'
* Neexa: With ease and care, gently, softly, carefully.
* Darit shlama L 'x': Send my regards to 'x'. Literally meaning pour peace unto 'x'.
* Way (Wai) /Waya: Woe
* Way way minakh: Woe from you (to a female).
* Ya: Oh. As the oh in 'oh my Lord'
* Oy: Oh ! an exclamation of sorrow or grief or pain or agony
* Ay: Ouch!
* Ah: ah!, wow!, alas!.
* Hayou /Ta: Come
* Khoush: Go
* Azil/Yazil: Journey, To go on one's way. Some may use it to mean 'depart' others use it exactly as 'go'
* Zee/See/Zo/So/Zul (all come from Ezil /Yezil): Go
* La: No, not.
* He/E(Eh)/Ye: Yes