Volume II “A” (Alma - Azu) from a set of 20 volumes. THESAURUS AND LEXICON OF SIMILAR WORDS AND SYNONYMS IN 21 DEAD AND ANCIENT LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS

Vol. II "A" (Alma - Azu) from a set of 20 volumes. THESAURUS/LEXICON OF SIMILAR WORDS & SYNONYMS IN 21 DEAD & ANCIENT LANGUAGES & DIALECTS. Akkadian, Arabic, Aramaic, Assyrian, Azerbaijani/Azeri, Babylonian, Canaanite, Chaldean, Essenic, Farsi (Persian), Hebrew, Mandaic, Nazorean, Phoenician, Sumerian, Swadaya, Syriac, Turkish, Turoyo, Ugaritic, Urdu.

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Samples of definitions:



* Aba: Babylonian-Assyrian/Akkadian. Noun. A river.

* Not to confound it with the Akkadian/Assyrian word Aba which means a law officer.

* Not to confound it with the ancient Assyrian & Akkadian word Aba and the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Syriac word Abba, which mean father.

* The Annals of Sardanapalus contained the following relevant passage: "Istu ebirtaan nahr Tiggar adi Libnaanaa va habba rabte." which means: "From the passage of the Tigris River to Lebanon & the great sea."



* Synonyms for Aba (A river) in Syriac, Aramaic, Mandaic, Nazorean:

* Yardna in Syriac

* Yardna in Aramaic

* Yardna in Mandaic

* Yardna in Nazorean



* Synonyms for Aba (River) in Syriac, Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Akkadian, Assyrian & Turkish:

* Nahra in Arabic

* Nahra in Syriac

* Nahra in Aramaic

* Not to confound it with the Mandaic, Nazorean, Syriac, and Aramaic word Nahra which means breath.

* Nahro in Arabic

* Nahr in Arabic

* Nahar (Naw hawr') in Hebrew

* Nhr in Ugaritic

* Na?lu in Ugaritic

* Na?l in Phoenician

* Na?l in Ugaritic

* Naru in Akkadian

* Naru in Assyrian

* Nahr & Anahr in Assyrian mean river, sea

* Naro in contemporary Assyrian Western dialect

* Nara in contemporary Assyrian Eastern dialect

* Nehir in Turkish, derived from the Arabic word Nahr

* "Arki-sunu ina elippi sugabsi anahr buratta lu ebiir." From the Annals of Tiglath Pileser. Translated: "After them I crossed the Euphtates River with my hardened skins' vessels." Translated verbatim: "After them in my ships of stiffened (hardened) skins the Euphrates River I crossed."

* From the Akkadian Anahr, derived the:

* a-Hebrew words Naw hawr', Nahaar

* b-Arabic word Nahr



* Aba: Babylonian-Assyrian/Akkadian. Noun. The sea.

* Abba "Habba" in ancient Assyrian and Akkadian means the sea.

* Tiglath Pileser said: "Adi habba elinite lu ardi sunuti", meaning: "I followed them to the upper sea."

* In Nebi Yunnus, Sennacherib said: "Sa ina ebirtan habba..." which means: "Which is the crossing of the sea."

* Not to confound it with the Akkadian/Assyrian word Aba, which means father &  Chaldean, Hebrew, Aramaic & Syriac word Abba, which means a father.

* Synonyms for Aba (Sea) in Akkadian and Assyrian:

* Thamtu in Akkadian

* Tahmu in Akkadian

* Tahmu in Assyrian

* Tamtu in Assyrian

* The word Tiamat derived from the Akkadian words Thamtu, and Ti'amtum

* Ti'amtum is an ancient Akkadian word which means primordial life which emanated from the sea/ water.

* Synonym in Syriac & Aramaic:

* Thumo in Syriac

* Thumo in Aramaic

* Not to confound it with the Aramaic, Syriac word Tumo and the Arabic words Tumo and Tum which mean garlic.

* The Syriac & Aramaic word derived from the Akkadian word.

* Synonyms in Ugaritic, Phoenician, Arabic, Assyrian, Akkadian, Aramaic & Syriac:

* Yamo in Akkadian and Aramaic means sea, shore

* Yamo in Syriac means sea, shore

* Yamata in contemporary Assyrian Eastern dialect

* Yam in Ugaritic

* Yam in Phoenician

* Yam in Arabic

* Yamu in Arabic

* Yama in Arabic

* Yamo in Akkadian

* Yamo in Arabic, Akkadian and Aramaic means shore, sea. Not to confound it with Yawmo which means day in Syriac/Aramaic, Yom in Hebrew and Arabic



* Synonym in Arabic & Urdu:

* Bahr in Arabic

* Bahr in Urdu. Derived from Arabic