Proto-Semitic root
*pir-
‘fruit’
di Mino’s gloss: fruit; to bear fruit
Record 756 ↗ · SED semet 756 · Basis: SED
In Linear A1 entry
Reflexes17 languages
Northwest Semitic8
- Ugariticpr (Kogan 2015, ch. 2 §4.2 no. 47)
- Phoenicianpr
- Hebrewpǝrī (Kogan 2015, ch. 2 §4.2 no. 47)
- Aramaicpēr-
- Syrian Aramaicpəry, pərāpē(ʾ)rā, peryā (HALOT 963, 967; Payne Smith 433)gloss withheld
- Judaic Aramaicpīrā (HALOT 967)
- Mandaic Aramaicpira (HALOT 967)pra (LGz. 167)
- Punicpr (T 271)gloss withheld
Ethiopic and Modern South Arabian9
- Geezfǝre (Kogan 2015, ch. 2 §4.2 no. 47)farya, faraya (HALOT 963)gloss withheld
- Hararifǝrigloss withheld
- Tigrefarā (HALOT 963)fəre (WTS 659 apud SEDonline 397)gloss withheld
- Tigrinyafäräyä (LGz. 167)fərä (TED 2668 apud SEDonline 397)gloss withheld
- Amharic(a)färra (LGz. 167)fəre (AED 2274 apud SEDonline 397)gloss withheld
- Gurage(a)färra (LGz. 167)Cha. fəre, End. Gye. Gog. fre, Muh. Msq. fərəyä (EDG 240 apud SEDonline 397)gloss withheld
- Jibbaliefréʾ (Kogan 2015, ch. 2 §4.2 no. 47)frɛ́t (JL 59 apud SEDonline 397)gloss withheld
- East EthiopicZwy. fre (EDG 240 apud SEDonline 397)Sel. afäre, Wol. afere (EDG 240 apud SEDonline 1294)gloss withheld
- Harsusiferrāt (HSED 1983)gloss withheld
† Gloss withheld: the cited dictionary’s licence is closed, so its form and page stand without its gloss.