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Appendix II

Semitic Roots
 
ENTRY:bm.
DEFINITION:Central Semitic noun *baam-, balsam. 1. balsam, from Greek balsamon. 2. desman, from Medieval Latin bisamum. Both 1 and 2 from a Semitic source akin to Hebrew bem, bm, Aramaic besm, busm, Arabic bam, all meaning “balsam.”
 
 
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