2. It would be good if you could explain to us what is "source" and what is "origin". Also what you mean by "other dialects". 3. I think you agree that כובע KOBA, 'hat' (see 1Sam. 17:5), is a head gear that is קבוע QABUA, 'fixed', (or even קפוא QAPU, 'frozen') on the head, adding thereby to the wearer some extra גובה GOBA, 'hight', and looking like a גבעה GIBAA, 'hill', or a קובה QUBAH, 'tent' (see Nu 25:8), or an upside down קובעת QUBAAT, 'goblet', (see Ish. 51:17). Isaac Fried, Boston University On Nov 29, 2012, at 2:03 AM, Nir cohen - Prof. Mat. wrote: most nouns in most ancient languages do not have a proven source within the dialect, nor can be established as loan words. in hebrew i will mention $ULXAN (table), KOBA (hat), TEBA (arc), E$ (fire), NKD (grandson), NYN (great grandson), ZRT (pinky), BHN (toe), R($ (head), YD (hand), )BN (stone) |
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