𒀴

From Proto-Semitic *w-r-d- (“to be lead, to descend, to be taken down from a place”), corroborated by originally being written with the Sumerian 𒆳 (/kur/, “highland, foreign country”) ending, the Sumerian term being likely derived from an Akkadian borrowing; compare Hebrew יַּרְדֵּ֔ן‎ (yardén).

𒀴 ((w)ardu)

[ÌR] m

1. foreign captive, prisoner of war
2. slave, servant

𒀴 (ARAD)

1. slave, servant

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