PArm

*māriˀ- - lord (Kogan 2015:396)

PArm. *māriˀ- ‘lord’ goes back to PS *marˀ- ‘man, male’ (Fronzaroli 1964:28‒29, 42). This term has gradually replaced PS *baˁl- (HALOT 142, DUL 206), which is mostly relegated to the meaning “husband” in later Aramaic dialects (DJPA 108, LSyr. 83, MD 60).

PS
*marˀ- - man; son; lord (Fronzaroli 1964: 28–29, 42; Kogan 2005c: 532; Kogan 2006a: 482; Kogan 2011: 233; Kogan 2015: 44, n. 111)

Samalian
mrˀ - lord (DNWSI 682)
Old Aramaic
mrˀ - lord, master (DNWSI 682)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
mārē - master, owner (DJPA 329)
Syriac
māryā - master, owner (LSyr. 401, SL 824)
Maalula
mōra - lord (GNDM 58)
Turoyo
moro - Herr, Besitzer (lord, owner) (RW 342)