Proto-Semitic root

*ʾVr-

‘day’ 1, ‘light’ 2, ‘sun’ 3, ‘fire, heat’ 4, ‘set fire to’ 5

di Mino’s gloss: light; fire, flame; day, sun

Record 1462 ↗ · SED semet 1550 · Basis: SED, meaning edited

In Linear A2 entries

Notes

Kogan 2011, 196 sets ‘light’ (Akk. urru, Ug. ảr, ỉr, Heb. ʔōr) and ‘heat, flame’ (Ug. ủr, Arab. ʔirrat-, ʾuwār-, Tgr. ʾarwa, Soq. ʾérir) on one PS biconsonantal element; HALOT 25 derives ʔūr ‘fire’ from the root of ʔōr.

Reflexes15 languages

East Semitic2

Northwest Semitic6

Arabic1

Ethiopic and Modern South Arabian6

† Gloss withheld: the cited dictionary’s licence is closed, so its form and page stand without its gloss.

Linear A Lexicon