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If the name can be divided anti- (for which see [[ANTINEPHILEHI]]) and -parah, it may be that the second element is prh, “cow,” which could be appropriate for a GN, “opposite the cow.” See the biblical GN Parah ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/josh/18/23#23 Joshua 18:23]) (RFS). | If the name can be divided ''anti-'' (for which see '''[[ANTINEPHILEHI]]''') and ''-parah'', it may be that the second element is ''prh'', “cow,” which could be appropriate for a GN, “opposite the cow.” See the biblical GN Parah ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/josh/18/23#23 Joshua 18:23]) (RFS). | ||
Other possible etymologies for -parah include Hebrew prʿ, “payment; to pay” (DNWSI 942); biblical Pharaoh, prʿh (for Egyptian pr`3, “great house”) (RFS); Egyptian ntyp3r`, “which is the sun (Ra)” (RFS); Egyptian p3dip3r` for Potiphar or Potiphera (RFS); and Egyptian ntypr'3, “who is Pharoah/king” (RFS). | Other possible etymologies for ''-parah'' include Hebrew ''prʿ'', “payment; to pay” (DNWSI 942); biblical Pharaoh, ''prʿh'' (for Egyptian ''pr`3'', “great house”) (RFS); Egyptian ''ntyp3r`'', “which is the sun (Ra)” (RFS); Egyptian ''p3dip3r`'' for Potiphar or Potiphera (RFS); and Egyptian ''ntypr'3'', “who is Pharoah/king” (RFS). | ||
Also possible are Hebrew *pera`, “commander, leader” and Arabic *far`ûn, “prince, head of family,” thus, or “head family” (RFS). Much less likely is an etymology based on Greek, such as *antipara, “contrarywise, opposite side”; *anti'pera, on the opposite side” ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/luke/8/26#26 Luke 8:26]); *antiara, “dispute” (RFS). | Also possible are Hebrew ''*pera`'', “commander, leader” and Arabic ''*far`ûn'', “prince, head of family,” thus, or “head family” (RFS). Much less likely is an etymology based on Greek, such as ''*antipara'', “contrarywise, opposite side”; ''*anti'pera'', on the opposite side” ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/luke/8/26#26 Luke 8:26]); ''*antiara'', “dispute” (RFS). | ||
Cf. Book of Mormon [[ANI-ANTI]], [[ANTIOMNO]], [[ANTION]], [[ANTIONAH]], [[ANTIONUM]], [[ANTIPAS]], [[ANTIPUS]], [[ANTUM]], [[ANTINEPHILEHI]], [[CORIANTON]], [[CORIANTOR]], [[CORIANTUM]], [[CORIANTUMR]], [[GADIANDI]], [[GADIANTON]], [[IRREANTUM]], [[LEHONTI]], [[MORIANTON]], [[MORIANTUM]], [[ONTI(ES)]], [[SEANTUM]] | Cf. Book of Mormon '''[[ANI-ANTI]]''', '''[[ANTIOMNO]]''', '''[[ANTION]]''', '''[[ANTIONAH]]''', '''[[ANTIONUM]]''', '''[[ANTIPAS]]''', '''[[ANTIPUS]]''', '''[[ANTUM]]''', '''[[ANTINEPHILEHI]]''', '''[[CORIANTON]]''', '''[[CORIANTOR]]''', '''[[CORIANTUM]]''', '''[[CORIANTUMR]]''', '''[[GADIANDI]]''', '''[[GADIANTON]]''', '''[[IRREANTUM]]''', '''[[LEHONTI]]''', '''[[MORIANTON]]''', '''[[MORIANTUM]]''', '''[[ONTI(ES)]]''', '''[[SEANTUM]]''' | ||
[[Category:Names]][[Category:Nephite GN]] | [[Category:Names]][[Category:Nephite GN]] | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 29 June 2011
| Nephite GN | 1. | City on Lamanite border, ca. 65 BC (Alma 56:14; 57:4) |
If the name can be divided anti- (for which see ANTINEPHILEHI) and -parah, it may be that the second element is prh, “cow,” which could be appropriate for a GN, “opposite the cow.” See the biblical GN Parah (Joshua 18:23) (RFS).
Other possible etymologies for -parah include Hebrew prʿ, “payment; to pay” (DNWSI 942); biblical Pharaoh, prʿh (for Egyptian pr`3, “great house”) (RFS); Egyptian ntyp3r`, “which is the sun (Ra)” (RFS); Egyptian p3dip3r` for Potiphar or Potiphera (RFS); and Egyptian ntypr'3, “who is Pharoah/king” (RFS).
Also possible are Hebrew *pera`, “commander, leader” and Arabic *far`ûn, “prince, head of family,” thus, or “head family” (RFS). Much less likely is an etymology based on Greek, such as *antipara, “contrarywise, opposite side”; *anti'pera, on the opposite side” (Luke 8:26); *antiara, “dispute” (RFS).
Cf. Book of Mormon ANI-ANTI, ANTIOMNO, ANTION, ANTIONAH, ANTIONUM, ANTIPAS, ANTIPUS, ANTUM, ANTINEPHILEHI, CORIANTON, CORIANTOR, CORIANTUM, CORIANTUMR, GADIANDI, GADIANTON, IRREANTUM, LEHONTI, MORIANTON, MORIANTUM, ONTI(ES), SEANTUM
