[אִמַּר] noun masculine lamb (Assyrian immeru (also = child; immertu, girl; conjectures as to etymology Dl^{Prol. 28} Jen^{ZMG xiiii (1889), 203}; ZA vii. 216 Schw^{Idioticon 114}), ᵑ7 אמריא; Syriac , Punic אמר, Palmyrene plural emphatic אמריא Lzb²²⁰ Cooke^{Inscr. 120. 337}; Arabic (loan-word ? compare Frä¹⁰⁷, but also DHM^{VOJ i. 24})); — plural אִמְּרִין, lambs, as sacrificial victims Ezra 6:9,17; Ezra 7:17.

אִנְבֵהּ see אֵב.

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