which is in turn either cognate with or borrowed from Persian بخت (baxt). <span class="searchmatch">בכתא</span> (baxta) f (plural בכתאתא (baxtāṯa), masculine counterpart גורא (gōra)) woman...
(guḇrayyā)/גּוּבְרֵי (guḇrē)). גורא (gōra) m (plural גוריה (gūre), feminine counterpart <span class="searchmatch">בכתא</span> (baxta)) man husband Note the difference in vowel between the singular and...
century as documented in Classical Syriac. Found also in Lishana Deni <span class="searchmatch">בַּכתָּא</span> (baxta) and Neo-Mandaic [Term?]. Alternatively suggested to be a borrowing...
vrouw (li) f, vrommesj n Limilngan: uginy Lingala: mwasi (ln) Lishana Deni: <span class="searchmatch">בכתא</span> Lithuanian: moteris (lt) f Livonian: nai Lo-Toga: leqëvine Lombard: dona (lmo) f...