nakāru [KÚR : ] (vb. i/i ; stat. nakir, nakar)
G. to be foreign, enemy ; to revolt against s.o. (+itti) Gt. to become each other's enemy D. to change, alter ; to remove ; to transfer Š. to cause enmity
Cf. bēl nakāri
Comparison with other Semitic languages :
- Proto-Semitic : *nakār
- Arabic : nakira نَكِرَ "to ignore"
- Syriac : nukrayā ܢܘܼܟܪܲܝܵܐ "foreign"
- Hebrew : nāk̇ar נָכַר
- Ugaritic : nkr
"stranger"