Hebrew had ceased to be an everyday spoken language by around 200 CE, and survived into the medieval period only as the language of Jewish liturgy and rabbinic literature. Then, in the 19th century, it was revived as a spoken and literary language,
Wikipedia: Hebrew language


bible - hebrew - almah (virgin, young woman)
bible - hebrew - krub (cherub)
bible - Hebrew - hinneh - Here I am
bible - hebrew - nĕshamah (breath, spirit)
bible - hebrew - mal'ak (angel, messenger)
bible - hebrew - malak (angel, messenger)
bible - hebrew - ruwach (wind, breath, mind, spirit)
bible - Hebrew - satan (adversary)
bible - Hebrew - towphaphah (phylacteries)
bible - Hebrew - Elohim


bible - hebrew - Leviticus 11:20
bible - hebrew - Leviticus 19:28
bible - hebrew - Psalms 7:4
bible - hebrew - Isaiah 32:11

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Rephaim
Jewish Virtual Library: Rephaim
Got Questions: Rephaim

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Resources
Scholars Gateway
Hebrew Vowel Marks
Vowels
kata biblon Greek Septuagint