Where does “ḏt” come from?

ḏt (Egyptian) comes from Proto-Semitic zayt- — olive, olive trees, olive oil.

ḏt (Egyptian): cobra; static, unchanging eternity; body, form

Definitions

  1. cobra; static, unchanging eternity; body, form

Ancestry of “ḏt”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Semiticzayt-olive, olive trees, olive oil

Words derived from “ḏt

Every word from Proto-Semitic zayt-
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