π«π‘π₯πΌπ
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Old Persian
Etymology
From Akkadian πππ¦ππΌ (ΓDIdiqlat) , from Sumerian πππ¦ππΌ (ΓDIdigna, ΓDIdigina, literally βfast as an arrowβ). Influenced by π¬π¬π¬π¬π¬ (tiΞ³ri, literally βarrowβ) through folk etymology.[1]
Proper noun
π«π‘π₯πΌπ (t-i-g-r-a /TigrΔ/) m
Descendants
- β Ancient Greek: ΀ίγΟΞ·Ο (TΓgrΔs), Ξ€αΏΜΞ³ΟαΏΟ (TΓgris)
- Greek: ΀ίγΟΞ·Ο (TΓgris), ΀ίγΟΞ·ΟΞ±Ο (TΓgritas)
- β Armenian: ΥΥ«Υ£ΦΥ«Υ½ (Tigris)
- β Latin: Tigris (see there for further descendants)
- β Elamite:
- Achaemenid Elamite: πΎπ π (ti-ik-ra /β Tikraβ /)