Wiki/Kaphtor Semitic Roots/D*dmy 1, *ʾa-dVm(-Vt)- 2: 'to resemble, be like' 1, 'likeness, shape, image, figure' 2 Root FieldValueReconstruction*dmy 1, *ʾa-dVm(-Vt)- 2Meaning'to resemble, be like' 1, 'likeness, shape, image, figure' 2BasisSEDSEDSEDonline semet 2604 Reflexes LanguageFormSourcesNoteArabicʔadm- 'model, example to imitate' [BK 1 19]BK 1 19Akkadiandamtu (dattu) LLgloss withheldTigredumät [LH 516]LH 516gloss withheldMandaic AramaicDMA, dmu, dmut(a) [DM 111]DM 111gloss withheldHebrewdǝmūt, dāmāgloss withheldJudaic Aramaicdǝmūt(ā) 'resemblance, image, esp. man's divine image' [Ja 312]Ja 312Syrian Aramaicdǝmā 'he/she/it was similar', dāmǝyā 'it seems, it is likely', dumyā 'likeness; image, figure, form', dǝmūtā 'image/likeness; image, form; example' [Brock 156]Brock 156AramaicDMY (Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. dmy)Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. dmygloss withheldPre-Islamic North ArabianSafaitic dmyt (Al-Jallad–Jaworska 64); dmy; Thamudic B dmyt (Al-Jallad 2026, 34)Al-Jallad–Jaworska 64; Al-Jallad 2026 34gloss withheldBiblical Aramaicdmh 1 (HALOT BArm. s.v. דמה)HALOT BArm. s.v. דמהgloss withheld A form keeps its source's gloss only when the source is public domain or openly licensed.Updated 22 October 2026Linked from 1 pageD