عٞاجُڸ
ˁégoḷ (yaˁágaḷ or yaˁágoḷ/ľaˁgóḷ)
basic morphological information

v. (Ia)

to meet
встречать
التقى
LS 297; CSOL I 488; CSOL II 405; Naumkin et al. 2014b:68
text examples

a. ṭáhɛr wa-šérḳaḥ di-tɛr wa-ˁégoḷ ḷe-ṭad men ˁággi ‘He went out and met one of the other two men’ (CSOL I 1:19)

semantic notes

‘To meet somebody (ḷe-)’ (a)

other notes

Leslau (LS 297) identifies it with the root *ˁgl

root
ˁgl 1
derivates
etymology

Leslau (LS 297) compares PWS *ˁgl ‘to be swift, fast’, represented, inter alia, by Arb. ˁǯl ‘to be hasty’ and Syr. ˁgālā ‘celeritas’. This is, however, far from self-evident from the semantic point of view. Of interest are Gez. ˁaggala ‘to revolt, to rebel, to oppress’, Tgr. ˁeggul ‘ready to fight’ in view of the semantic link between “to meet, to be in front” and “to oppose, to fight” elsewhere in Semitic (Kogan 2015:87–88).

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