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Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
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ǦRǦR جرجر
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▪ According to DRS 3 (1994), the Ar root √ǦRǦR (with †ǧurǧūr ‘(gorge) bruyante’, ǧurāǧir ‘qui boit à grandes gorgées’) is an extension from a 2-cons. root nucleus ↗*ǦR- with the basic meaning (among others) of *‘gorge’, *‘gosier’, *‘avaler, engloutir’. – See also ↗ǦRǦM, ↗ǦRDB, ↗ǦRZ, ↗ǦRʕ, ↗ǦRʕB.
▪ According to DRS 3 (1994), the Ar root √ǦRǦR (with ↗ǧarǧara ‘murmurer, faire glouglou; grogner, blatérer, gronder (tonnerre)’) is an extension from a 2-cons. root nucleus ↗*ǦR- with the basic meaning (among others) of an onomatopoetic imitation of the *‘sounds produced by the throat or the mouth’. – See also ↗ǦRDM.
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