*baʕl-ḥammān-: 'Baal-Hammon (Punic chief deity; Lord of the ḥmn)'

Root

FieldValue
Reconstruction*baʕl-ḥammān-
Meaning'Baal-Hammon (Punic chief deity; Lord of the ḥmn)'
Basisproject

Reflexes

LanguageFormSourcesNote
Phoenicianbʕl ḥmn (KAI 24, Kilamuwa Stela, c. 838 BCE)KAI 24, Kilamuwa Stela, c. 838 BCEgloss withheld
Punicbʕl ḥmn (Krahmalkov 113, s.v. BʿLḤMN; KAI 78.2/4); consort of TanitKrahmalkov 113, s.v. BʿLḤMN; KAI 78.2/4gloss withheld

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Notes

Etymology contested. HALOT 329 *ḥammān '(transportable) incense-altar' has Nabataean and Palmyrene ḥmnʔ 'altar'.

Updated 22 October 2026

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