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SḤR سحر 
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Semantic value spectrum in ClassAr (acc. to BAH2008): ‘to be turned from one’s course of action; to fascinate, enchant, magic, sorcery, conjuring, works of magic; the last third of the night, time just before the breaking of dawn; lungs, stomach, food and drink; nourishment’. 
siḥr ‘magic’ is considered by some scholars to be a borrowing from either Akk or Aram – BAH2008.
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