آٞتُر
étor (yóutor/ľitέr)
basic morphological information

v. (Ia)

to approach, to come near
подходить, приближаться
اقترب
LS 78; CSOL I 479
text examples

wa-náˁaʰ tóuter id-bo wa-díˀʸho férhim teḳáḷaˁ ṭad méken ‘Come (m. pl.) closer, to this place, and my daughter will throw (pebbles) at one of you’ (CSOL I 19:18)

root
derivates
  • ter to move, to bring near
etymology

With Leslau (LS 78), cf. perhaps Arb. wtr (VI) ‘to be consecutive, to come near one after another’.