Semitic etymology : Query result

Number: 3078

Proto-Semitic: *ḳutr-

Afroasiatic etymology: Afroasiatic etymology

Meaning: smoke, incense

Akkadian: kaṭār- 'fumigate, make an incense offering', ḳutr- 'smoke, fog', ḳutrēn-, ḳutrinn- 'incense, censer'

Eblaitic: /ḳuṭṭurū/

Ugaritic: ḳṭr 'humo'

Hebrew: ḳṭr (pi) 'make a sacrifice, go up in smoke', ḳǝṭōrät 'incense' (>Eg NK ḳdrt)

Judaic Aramaic: ḳiṭr- 'smoke, mist'

Mandaic Aramaic: guṭr- 'smoke', gṭr 'fumigate, cense'

Arabic: ḳṭr 'to smell, smoke', ḳuṭār-, ḳaṭūr- 'steam, smoke; incense'

Epigraphic South Arabian: Sab m-ḳṭr 'incense-altar' SD 109

Geʕez (Ethiopian): ḳtr 'fumigate, give off an odor', ḳǝttār(e) 'incense, fumigation' LGz 452

Tigre: ḳǝtare 'fragrance, spice'

Amharic: ḳäṭṭärä 'burn incense in church', ḳättärä 'bathe in steam or in incense smoke'