*bVkVr(-at)-: 'young (she-)camel'

Root

FieldValue
Reconstruction*bVkVr(-at)-
Meaning'young (she-)camel'
BasisSED
SEDSEDonline semet 2369

Reflexes

LanguageFormSourcesNote
Arabicbakr- 'young she-camel (from the age of three years until six, when it becomes baʕīr-)' [BK 1 153], [Lane 240], [LA IV 79], bukr- 'young one of a camel; young camel' [ibid.]BK 1 153; Lane 240; LA IV 79
Mehribōkǝr [JM 46].JM 46gloss withheld
Soqotrimibkéroh [LS 86]LS 86gloss withheld
Akkadianbakru (pakru) SB [CAD b 35]CAD b 35gloss withheld
Harsusibōker [JH 17].JH 17gloss withheld
Tigrebäkrät [LH 290]LH 290gloss withheld
GurageCha. Eža End. Enm. Gyt. Gog. Muh. bäxǝr [LGur. 137].LGur. 137gloss withheld
Jibbalibékǝr, bɔkrút [JJ 25].JJ 25gloss withheld
Hebrewbēkär (HALOT 131), bikrā (ibid.)HALOT 131gloss withheld
Epigraphic South ArabianSab. bkr(t) [SD 28; Sabaweb lemmas 3042, 5577]SD 28; Sabaweb lemmas 3042, 5577gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaicbǝkūrē 'young camels' [Brock. 74], bakkūrē [PS 525].Brock. 74; PS 525
AramaicD.-Alla bkr [HJ 164] (pl. bkrn)HJ 164gloss withheld
Pre-Islamic North ArabianSafaitic bkr (Al-Jallad–Jaworska 60); bkrt; Hismaic bkr, bkrt (Al-Jallad 2026, 27–28)Al-Jallad–Jaworska 60; Al-Jallad 2026 27–28gloss withheld
Modern ArabicYem. bakrah (Biella 42)Biella 42

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Updated 22 October 2026

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