Aramaic or hebrew words?

[judge]

Again, this person doesn't know Aramaic and Hebrew from Chinese and Japanese. In Aramaic, the singular is "bar" while the plural is "bnai" - the form shared in common with Hebrew. The name is compounded from the two Aramaic words "bnai regesh", meaning "sons of thunder."

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Any comment on these comments from the same "bluffer"?

Mammon? which appears to be derived from a god's name. Satana? What, not from Hebrew?? Ahh, Beelzebub, no wait, not even that, it's from Hebrew as well (2K1:2). With the exception of "wai", not a single one of your examples yields a necessarily Aramaic source.

Oh he insists Amen is hebrew as well