Proto-Berber: *HarVy (*H <*ʔ/*h)
Meaning: 'sheep, small cattle'
Ghat: ih[ǝ]ri, pl. ihrawen 'bien (fortune)' Neh. 134
Ayr: ehăre, pl. ihǝrwan 'bétail, bien' Aloj. 80; a-hiar 'faon de gazelle' [ibid. 81]
Ahaggar (Tahaggart): ehere, pl. ihǝrawen 'menu bétail', ehere, pl. ihǝrwan 'bien matériel' Pr H, No. 397; a-hiar 'faon de gazelle' [Fouc. 547]
Tawllemmet: ehăre, pl. ihǝrwan 'bétail, bien' Aloj. 80; a-hiar 'faon de gazelle' [ibid. 81]
Semlal: ähruy 'mouton' (coll.) Dest. 193; tähruitt, pl. tihray 'brebis' ibid. 45
Izdeg: Moyen Atlas (Maroc central) ara 'agneau d'un an' Kössmann No. 197
Canarian: Ten. hara 'oveja' Wölf. 174; ara 'goat' (=axa) [Glas], 'chèvre' [Chil., Mil.) Wōlfel, 486; Gr. Can. ta-har-an 'sheep(s)', ta-hax-an 'oveja', 'brebis', ti-hax-an 'mouton' Wölf., 488; aridaman 'Preciaban las cabras que llamaban ~', 'cabra o rebaño', cf. Hgr. edmen 'mettre de la graisse dans, etc.' (comp. by Wölfel, No. 176), i.e. 'fattened goat'
Notes: Cf. [Prasse 68, 74; Kossm. 98]
