آطَر
éṭar (yóuṭar/ľiṭór or ľiṭár)
basic morphological information

v. (I)

1. to be held up, to be fixed strongly, 2. to be strong, to be well-fastened
быть прочно закреплённым; быть сильным
تمسك
LS 201; CSOL I 481; CSOL II 397 ; CSOL III
text examples

a. ḥédork nɔ́fin bestán wa-ḥódirk ˁeʸh síˀirhin ˁaf yóuṭar ‘I set up for myself a palm-grove and put s.-timber atop the wall to make it impassable’ (CSOL I 8:19)

b. wa-ḷaṭ yekánaḥ yeŝókem wáľľa yedoríbin ˁaf ľiṭár ˁan ḳenhóyten aḷ-ľiḳéb di-ḳáneʰ ‘Then he again hires people, or he himself puts dry palm ribs along the wall in order to make it impenetrable to animals, to prevent them from getting inside the garden’ (CSOL II 9:5)

semantic notes

‘To be strong against (ˁan) something’: example b

root
derivates
  • ṭer 1. to catch, to hold; 2. to fasten