πŽœπŽ‚πŽ—πŽš

Ugaritic

Etymology

From Akkadian π’€€π’ƒΌ (ugārum, β€œarable land”), itself likely a loan from Sumerian π’€€π’ƒΌ (a-gar₃ /⁠agar⁠/).[1]

Proper noun

πŽœπŽ‚πŽ—πŽš β€’ (ủgrt /ΚΎugarΔ«tu/)

  1. Ugarit

Descendants

  • β†’ Arabic: أغاريΨͺ, أوغاريΨͺ (learned)
  • β†’ English: Ugarit (learned)
  • β†’ Finnish: Ugarit, ugarit, ugariitti (learned)
  • β†’ German: Ugarit (learned)
  • β†’ Mandarin: ηƒεŠ ι‡Œη‰Ή (WΕ«jiālǐtΓ¨) (learned)

References

  1. ^ Journal of the American Oriental Society. (1972). United Kingdom: American Oriental Society, p. 450
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