*daʾy(-at)-: 'bird of prey'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	daʔyat- (in ʔibnu-daʔyat-) 'epithet of the raven' [BK 1 661], [LA XIV 242]	BK 1 661; LA XIV 242
Mandaic Aramaic	dita [DM 109].	DM 109	gloss withheld
Ugaritic	dʔiy [DULAT 257]	DULAT 257	gloss withheld
Hebrew	dāʔā (HALOT 207), dayyā (HALOT 220), pB. [Ja. 275, 295]	HALOT 207; HALOT 220; Ja. 275, 295	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	dayyǝtā, dayyūtā [Ja. 299], [Levy WTM I 393]; dyyh, det. dyyth [DJPA 145b apud CAL]; daytā [Sok. B 330], dyw [Sok. B 328].	Ja. 299; Levy WTM I 393; DJPA 145b; CAL; Sok. B 330; Sok. B 328	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	daytā 'kite' [Brock. 150], [PS 892]; also dayway id. [ibid.].	Brock. 150; PS 892
Modern Aramaic	NSyr. détâ (SED II 92)	SED II 92	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026