*ʕakbar-: 'mouse, jerboa'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	ʕakābir- [Fr. III 199], [TA XIII 122], [Q II 95].	Fr. III 199; TA XIII 122; Q II 95	gloss withheld
Akkadian	akbaru (akkabaru) OB on [CAD a1 265], [AHw. 28]	CAD a1 265; AHw. 28	gloss withheld
Phoenician	ʿkbr (Krahmalkov 366–367)	Krahmalkov 366–367	gloss withheld
Hebrew	ʕakbār (HALOT 823), pB. [Ja. 1078]	HALOT 823; Ja. 1078	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	ʕakbār (ʕakbǝrā) [Ja. 1078], [Levy WT II 215], [Levy WTM III 645], ʕkbr (det. ʕkbrh, ʕwkbrh) [DJPA 406a apud CAL], ʕkbrh [DJPA 406a apud CAL] // Sam. ʕkbr [Tal 634]	Ja. 1078; Levy WT II 215; Levy WTM III 645; DJPA 406a; CAL; Tal 634	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	ʔagbǝrā, ʕuḳbǝrā (SED II 48)	SED II 48
Modern Aramaic	NAssyr. uḳbra, NSyr. ʕâḳübrâ, ʕüḳbʼrâ, Tlk. ʕaḳubra, Ass. ʔāḳubra, JNA ʔaḳubra (SED II 48)	SED II 48
Amorite	ʿakbar: cf. ḫa-ak-ba-ru-um; ak-ba-ri (Sanmartín GlOS 1, 74)	Sanmartín GlOS 1, 74	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026