*parr-: 'lamb'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	furār-, farūr- 'young of a ewe, a goat, or a buffalo' [BK 2 559], farīr- 'young of a buffalo, a ewe, a goat' [ibid.], furfur- 'young of a ewe, lamb, or young of a goat, kid, or young of an antelope', coll. 'lambs or kids' [ibid. 582]	BK 2 559; BK 582
Akkadian	parru SB on [AHw. 834], parratu SB, MA on [ibid.]	AHw. 834	gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic	para (f. parta) [DM 362]	DM 362	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	parrā 'lamb' [Brock. 591], partā 'ewe-lamb' [ibid.], [PS 3228]	Brock. 591; PS 3228
Aramaic	Htr. prtʔ [HJ 936]	HJ 936	gloss withheld
Modern Aramaic	Hrt. para; NSyr. pîrâ, pârâ; Azr. para; NAssyr. pīrä; Tlk. pāra; Ass. pāra, pīra; Tur. fāro (SED II 241)	SED II 241	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026