Remarks on the etymon trḥ in the Safaitic inscriptions
This paper discusses four new Safaitic inscriptions from Jordan. Two of the funerary inscriptions shed light on the enigmatic grieving term trḥ, which could have both a passive meaning “perished” (lit. grieved for) and an active meaning “grieving intensely”.
Main Authors: | Abbadi, S, Al-Manaser, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Leiden Center for the Study of Ancient Arabia (LeiCenSAA)
2017
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