For “ṣade one” BH has צִפֹּרֶן while BA has טְפַר. For “ṣade two” BH and BA both have אֶצְבַּע. “Ṣade three” became ק in early Aramaic, and later became ע. Thus BH has עֵץ while BA has אָע [from עָע] and for the BH אֶרֶץ, BA has both אֲרַק and אֲרַע. In BA as in BH Proto-Semitic ghayin and ‘ayin have fallen together and are written ע. Likewise in both BA and BH ח represents Proto-Semitic ḥ and h̬. Though fallen together, the correct pronunciation is ḥ. :