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|Prince (Ether 9:8–9) | |1. | ||
|Prince ([http://scriptures.lds.org/en/ether/9/8-9#8 Ether 9:8–9]) | |||
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No etymology is suggested. | No etymology is suggested. | ||
If biblical names may be appealed to, see Nimrah (nimrāh) in Numbers 32:3 (JAT). See also biblical nāmēr, “leopard, panther” (JAT, BU). The Ebla GNs namarki and namaraatki | If biblical names may be appealed to, see Nimrah (nimrāh) in [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/num/32/3#3 Numbers 32:3] (JAT). See also biblical nāmēr, “leopard, panther” (JAT, BU). The Ebla GNs namarki and namaraatki | ||
could be from the same root, the latter being feminine and thus similar in form to the Hebrew GN (JAT). | could be from the same root, the latter being feminine and thus similar in form to the Hebrew GN (JAT). | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 4 April 2011
| Jaredite PN | 1. | Prince (Ether 9:8–9) |
No etymology is suggested.
If biblical names may be appealed to, see Nimrah (nimrāh) in Numbers 32:3 (JAT). See also biblical nāmēr, “leopard, panther” (JAT, BU). The Ebla GNs namarki and namaraatki could be from the same root, the latter being feminine and thus similar in form to the Hebrew GN (JAT).
It has been suggested that other Jaredite names (Coriantum, Coriantor, Shiblon/m, Levi, Lib, Nimrod) appear to be lion and leopard names (BU, NPSEHA 150.0 [Aug. 1982]).
