But for this we need no "Ugaritic", no "Akkadian", and no "Hurrian",
only Hebrew.
I see in A. Salmone's Arabic - English dictionary, on page 369 for
the root سلم SLM, 'steps, ladder, stairs, sound, whole, entire,
intact, healthy, peace, wholesomeness', and more. As in Hebrew.
Isaac Fried, Boston University
On Nov 29, 2012, at 3:35 PM, Nir cohen - Prof. Mat. wrote:
where the authors bring ample semitic (syriac, amharic etc)
evidence for
david's SL* complex and the (NW) semitic use of SLM/SLLM=ladder,
including:
SLM (ugarit.) = ladder, SULLAM (arabic) = ladder.
if i understand correctly, the ugarit cognate may point at a time
frame
earlier than the hurrian conquest of canaan and the patriarch era.
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