*√DYN “to judge”

*√DYN “to judge” appears in:

  • diānu “to judge”
  • dayyānu “judge”
  • dīn “law, verdict”

  • dān 𐎄𐎐“to judge”
  • dīnu 𐎄𐎐 “judgment”
  • dānī’ilu 𐎄𐎐𐎛𐎍 “El is judge, Danel”

  • dān ܕܐܢ “to judge”
  • dayānā ܕܝܢܐ “judge”
  • dīn ܕܝܢ “religion”
  • məḏī(n)tā ܡܕܝܢܬܐ “jurisdiction, province, city”

  • dān דן “to judge”
  • dīn דין “law”
  • dānī’ēl דניאל, dān’ēl דנאל “God is my judge, Daniel, Danel (Ezekiel)”
  • məḏīnâ מדינה “jurisdiction, province”

  • dāna دان “to judge”
  • dīn دين “religion”(< Persian < Akkadian ?)
  • madīna مدينة “city”

  • dayyana “to judge, punish”
  • dayyāni “judge”
  • dayn “judgment, sentence, hell”
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