*ˀimmar- - lamb (SED II No. 5, DRS 24)

Akkadian

immeru - sheep; sheep and goats; ram (CAD I 129, AHw. 378)

Fem. immertu ‘ewe, sheep (as a generic term)’.

Ugaritic

ˀmr - lamb (DUL 72)

Phoenician

ˀmr - lamb (Tomback 1978: 24)

Hebrew

ˀimmēr - lamb (HALOT 67)

Old Aramaic

ˀmr - lamb, sheep (DNWSI 78)

Biblical Aramaic

ˀimmēr - lamb (HALOT 1816)

Palmyrean

ˀmr - lamb, sheep (DNWSI 78)

See further PAT 340.

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ˀymrh - ewe (DJPA 50)

det. ˀymrth

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ˀimmrā - lamb (DJBA 117)

Syriac

ˀemmrā - lamb (LSyr. 26, SL 57)

Mandaic

ˁmbra - sheep, lamb (MD 352)

Also ˁumbra id. (ibid. 344), ambra id. ibid. 22; cf. Neo-Mandaic émbera ‘Schaf’ (Macuch NT 401).

Turoyo

ˁemro - lamb (female) (Kuipers 1983: 145)

Arabic

ˀa/immar- - lamb (BK 1 54, Lane 97)

Cf. Arb. yaˀmūr- (taˀmūr-) ‘espèce de chamois’ (BK 1 55, Lane 99, TA 10 83). Related to the present root with ya- or ta- prefixed?” (SED II 8)