ʿāyiṭ (pl. ʿiyaṭ, ʿuyyaṭ, ʿayṭāt) 'tapageur, qui crie, qui pousse des vociférations'; ʿiyāṭ 'cris, vociférations, tapage' (BK 2 421); II 'vociferatus fuit in ebrietate aut tumultu' (Freytag 3 250)
BK 2 421; Freytag 3 250
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Notes
HALOT 816 compares Arabic ʿyṭ 'to scream', and Syriac ʿayṭā and Mandaic aiṭa 'anger'.