Proto-Semitic root

*ʕanat-

‘Anat (warrior goddess)’

di Mino’s gloss: Anat, a goddess

In Linear A3 entries

DA-RU-NE-TEDāru-ʿAnētAnat is everlasting (theophoric personal name)SpeculativeSemitic1 I-NA-TA-IʿInatīmy Anat—theonym plus 1cs -īCandidateSemitic1 KA-KU-NE-TEKakku-ʿAnētWeapon of Anat (theophoric personal name)SpeculativeSemitic1

Notes

Akkadian Antu (Anu’s consort) is a different name: RS 20.24:20 writes ʿAnat a-na-tum (Nougayrol, Ugaritica V, 55, via Hvidberg-Hansen, II, 144 n. 351).

Reflexes3 languages

East Semitic1

Akkadiana-na-tum (RS 20.24:20; Hvidberg-Hansen, I, 103; II, 144 n. 351)Anatu, Antu in personal names from Ugarit (abdi-a-na-ti RS 15.139:7, abdi-an-ti RS 16.257 iii 39) (Hvidberg-Hansen, II, 144 n. 351)gloss withheld

Northwest Semitic2

Ugariticʕnt (DULAT 167)gloss withheld
AmoriteʿAnat, DN (Gelb AS 21, 15)

Beyond Semitic1

Egyptianʕnt (TLA lemma 38980, ꜥnt)gloss withheld

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