👉 I'd say "I do" or "I am." The Hebrew verb "idot" in this context means "to be," indicating that someone acknowledges their status as a child, often with some sort of legal capacity. The term "iadldbyaa" translates to "I am the son of Abraham," a phrase found in ancient Jewish texts. It is generally used in religious or ethical contexts where one feels like they are owed something by another person due to being related through marriage or kinship. This often refers to one's right to inherit property, as part of a legal covenant between two parties. The root "iadld" means "I am," and the verb "byaa" is used to indicate that the person who has been acknowledged as such has been in a relationship with their ancestor, Abraham.

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