𐪈


𐪈 U+10A88, 𐪈
OLD NORTH ARABIAN LETTER BEH
← 𐪇
[U+10A87] 		Old North Arabian 𐪉 →
[U+10A89]

Translingual

Letter

𐪈

  1. A letter of the Ancient North Arabian abjads, equivalent to the Arabic letter ba.

Taymanitic

Etymology

From Proto-Semitic *bin-.

Noun

𐪈 (b)

  1. son
    • Inscription Esk 023:
      𐪚𐪐𐪒 𐪈 𐪈𐪆𐪃𐪉 𐪐𐪒𐪁 𐪌𐪋
      yfʿ b bs²mt fʿl nk
      Yfʿ son of Bs²mt engaged in battle
    • Inscription Esk 064:
      𐪎𐪃𐪕𐪑 𐪈 𐪆𐪃𐪉 𐪑𐪁 𐪉𐪇𐪓𐪁𐪉
      ṣmdʾ b s²mt ʾl trḍlt
      Ṣmdʿ son of S²mt of the tribe of Trḍlt

References

  • 2016, Fokelien Kootstra, “The Language of the Taymanitic Inscriptions & its classification”, in Arabian Epigraphic Notes‎[1], volume 2, pages 67–140:
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