Proto-Semitic root

*dawr-

‘clan, generation, group of relatives’ 1, ‘maternal aunt’s children’ 2, ‘eternity’ 3

di Mino’s gloss: generation, clan, family; eternity

Record 40 ↗ · SED semet 22 · Basis: SED, meaning edited

In Linear A2 entries

DA-RU-*329Dārumpersonal name, 'Eternal'SpeculativeSemitic1 DA-RU-NE-TEDāru-ʿAnētAnat is everlasting (theophoric personal name)SpeculativeSemitic1

Notes

Akk. dāru ‘generation’ is a West Semitic loan (AHw. 164b apud HALOT 217); Geez dor is a queried loan from Hebrew (‘loan < Heb. ?’, Leslau 16 apud HALOT 217).

Reflexes11 languages

East Semitic1

Akkadiandārudārû 3 (CAD D 115)gloss withheld

Northwest Semitic7

Ugariticdr (DULAT 277)gloss withheld
Phoeniciandr (T 75)dr (T 74)dr bn ʾlm 1 (Krahmalkov 152)gloss withheld
Punicdr 1 (Krahmalkov 151)Neo-Punic drʾ 1Neo-Punic dhr 1, in wdhrnm (Krahmalkov 151)Neo-Punic drʾ 3 (Krahmalkov 152)gloss withheld
Hebrewdōr (HALOT 217, 218)pB. dōr (Ja. 289)gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaicdār- ‘race of men (humankind), generation’ (Brock 147)
Amoritedāru (Streck 2000, 88; Streck 2011, 366)dārum, dūrum 3 (Gelb AS 21, 17, 18)gloss withheld
Biblical Aramaicdār 1 (HALOT 217)gloss withheld

Epigraphic South Arabian1

Epigraphic South ArabianSab dwr (Biella 81)gloss withheld

Ethiopic and Modern South Arabian2

GurageChaha dǝwǝrya (LGur 224)gloss withheld
Geezdor (LGz. 141)gloss withheld

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