Number: 1075
Proto-Semitic: *karm-
Meaning: mountain with a vineyard on it
Akkadian: karm- '(cultivable) barren land (on a hill)' HAL after AHw; 'ruin, ruin heap' (it will turn into tells and ruins) CAD K 218; karāmu 'to pile up store, keep' ibid. 201
Ugaritic: krm 'viña, carmen'
Hebrew: käräm 'vineyard'
Aramaic: karm- 'vineyard'
Syrian Aramaic: karm- 'vineyard'
Arabic: karm- 'vine, grapevine'
Geʕez (Ethiopian): ka/ǝrm < Arb
Mehri: karmaym 'mountain'
Harsusi: kermaym 'mountain'
