*nagār-: 'carpenter', 'inform'

Root

FieldValue
Reconstruction*nagār-
Meaning'carpenter', 'inform'
Basisproject

Reflexes

LanguageFormSourcesNote
Akkadiannagāru; nāgiru (Kogan 2015, ch. 5 §3.2.3 no. 24); nugguru (CAD N/2 313)Kogan 2015 ch. 5 §3.2.3 no. 24; CAD N/2 313; Anderson–Moser 2024 root ngrgloss withheld
Geeznagara 'say' (Dillmann 05195)Dillmann 05195; Anderson–Moser 2024 root ngr
Punicngr (T 210)T 210; Anderson–Moser 2024 root ngrgloss withheld
Tigrenägra (LGz. 392)LGz. 392gloss withheld
Tigrinyanägärä (LGz. 392)LGz. 392
Amharicnäggärä (LGz. 392)LGz. 392
Argobbanägär (LGz. 392)LGz. 392gloss withheld
Guragenägär (LGz. 392)LGz. 392gloss withheld
Arabicnaǧǧār 'carpenter' (Lane 2769)Lane 2769
Jibbalingɔr; nəggɔ́r (Rubin 2014 667)Rubin 2014 667gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaicnagār 'workman, carpenter' (Payne Smith 328)Payne Smith 328
Ugariticngr, ngrt (DULAT 614–615; Watson 2007:97 apud SEDonline 2065)DULAT 614–615; Watson 2007:97; SEDonline 2065gloss withheld

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Notes

Areal *nāgir- 'herald' (Kogan 2015, 339 apud SEDonline 2065). Ugr. ngr, ngrt is a divine epithet (Pardee 1997, 623 apud SEDonline 2065).

Updated 22 October 2026

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