Chaldean Catholic Church has Aramaic words for many and all

From The Catholic Voice (June, 2001):

The Chaldean Catholic Church I sometimes attend has an Aramaic Liturgy that contains the words “for many” in its Consecration form, using the Aramaic “sageeah” (many). In another part of their Liturgy there appears the Aramaic word,“kol,”which means “all,” proving that Aramaic does have a word for “ALL.” The Aramaic-Chaldean consecration form contains the words of Jesus, in the language He spoke.


From the Chaldean Mass:
Take this all of you and drink from it, this is My blood, the blood of the new and everlasting covenant. The mystery of faith which will be shed for you and for many for the forgiveness of sins.