Sound Transitions of the Yamato Language

What follows are the mapped transitions I have found between the Ancient Hebrew letters and vowels and those we find in the Japanese language today:

b -> h, w, y or m baqer seek pakaru hakaru

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g -> k, h or m gahah to depart, be cured or healed kaheru kaeru

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h -> h, f, k, g, b, y, r, w or omitted naham to groan, be troubled, worried - nayamu

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d -> d, t, ts, ch, z, or r dagar to gather together - takaru

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z -> z, s, sh, t, ts, ch zoth that one sotsu sotchi

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ch -> k, g, r chad one - kata

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l -> r, w or y/u/i/a/n (at front of the word) layela night - yoru

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p -> h, f, w, y or omitted pada deliver - watasu

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ph -> b, w, m, n, h, f, r kaphar cover over - kaburu

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ts -> ts, t, s,sh, z tsa'aq cry out sawagu

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q -> k, g or h qatsa scrape off - kezuru

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sh -> sh, s, ts, j, ch or z shegiah error chigahu chigai

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s -> s, sh, ts sagah prosper - sakaeru

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t -> t, ts talah hang - tareru

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k -> k, g kachal paint - kaku

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m -> m, b mezeg mix - mazeru

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n -> n, m, d, r, w nagar flow - nagaru

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a -> a, i, o, h ani I ono

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a -> a, u, e, o, b, h, w, k, g or omitted arah bare araha arawa

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th -> d, t, ch, ts, s, z teshuah salvation tasuku

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y -> y, u yam sea umi

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r -> r or a/o/e/u/y/h/n (at front of word) or omitted razah become thin yasu yaseru

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w -> w, u wazar feel guilty ushirometai

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