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Creation :  2021-05-16 19:34:42  by Corinne Bonnet
Latest Edition :  2022-12-29 12:36:41  by Corinne Bonnet

Source #2325
Main Edition Nabataean Aramaic-Greek Inscriptions
Reference 23
Validation Validated (Open Access)
Passage Nab., l. 2
Linked Testimonies (1) #3093 : Nabataean Aramaic-Greek Inscriptions 23, Gr, l. 1
Prose
Poetry
With restitution lʾlh ʿmrw
Transliteration
Translations
French English
Au dieu de Amerô To the god of Amero
Quality of reading (1) Confident reading
Connected Acts Making of object , Offering , Construction / Decoration / Repairing
Occasions
Materials
Agents
#1 Designation
Agencies Addresser
Natures Human
Genders Male
Explicit Statuses
Activities
Commentary
Commentary The Nabataean ʿmrw corresponds to the Greek Αμερος. This name is attested both in Palmyrene and in the pre-Islamic Arabic inscriptions in the shape of ʿmr. The presence of the vowel ε in the Greek transliteration indicates the Arabic active participle ʿāmir, or better, the Nabataean Aramaic active participle /ʿāmer/ "the one who is living, dwelling".
Le nabatéen ʿmrw correspond au grec Αμερος. Ce nom est attesté à la fois en Palmyrène et dans les inscriptions arabes préislamiques sous la forme de ʿmr. La présence de la voyelle ε dans la translittération grecque indique le participe actif arabe ʿāmir, ou mieux, le participe actif araméen nabatéen /ʿāmer/ "celui qui vit, qui habite".
Elements
#1 Element #151 ʾlh
Element in Context lʾlh
Suffix ?
Morphological form
Gender Masculine
Number Singular
Contextual Category
#2 Element #2275 ʿmrw
Element in Context ʿmrw
Suffix ?
Morphological form
Gender Masculine
Number Singular
Contextual Category
Formulae
Position Formula Divine Powers Creator
#1 {151}#{2275} 1 Corinne Bonnet


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