Where does “בראתא” come from?

בראתא (Lishana Deni) comes from Aramaic בְּרַתָּא, from Aramaic בַּרְתָּא, from Proto-Semitic bint-, from Proto-Semitic -at, from Proto-Afroasiatic -t — Marks nouns as feminine.

בראתא (Lishana Deni): daughter

Definitions

daughter

Ancestry of “בראתא”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Aramaic	בְּרַתָּא	—
2	Aramaic	בַּרְתָּא	—
3	Proto-Semitic	bint-	daughter
4	Proto-Semitic	-at	Feminine-forming suffix
5	Proto-Afroasiatic	-t	Marks nouns as feminine

Every word from Proto-Afroasiatic -t →Every word from Proto-Semitic -at →Every word from Proto-Semitic bint- →