Number: 1939
Proto-Semitic: *ga/inn-
Meaning: garden
Ugaritic: gn 'jardin, huerto' (DLU, 148)
Hebrew: gan (HAL, 198), gannā, *ginnā (Ibid. 199) 'garden'
Aramaic: gn (Cohen et al. 1970-, 147)
Judaic Aramaic: gīnnǝtā, gīnā (Ja., 240) id.
Syrian Aramaic: gannǝtā 'hortus' (Brock., 122)
Mandaic Aramaic: ginta 'garden' (DM, 91)
Arabic: ǯannat- 'jardin' (BK 1, 333; considered a loan from Arm., see LGz., 199), Alg. dial. ǯannat 'campagne' (BK 1, 333)
Epigraphic South Arabian: Sab. gnt 'garden, orchard' (SD, 50)
Notes: Cf. Gez. gannat 'garden, Paradise' (considered a loan from Syr.-Arm., see LGz., 199), Tgr. gänna, ǯännät, Tna ǯännät 'paradise', Amh. gannat 'garden, paradise', Mhr gǝnnēt, Hrs. gennét, Jib. gént, Soq. gínnǝh 'paradise' (Cohen et al. 1970-, 147; all are loanwords)
