lmd / Semitic roots
lmd
To learn, be(come) accustomed; in derived stem, to teach, instruct.
1. Talmud, from Mishnaic Hebrew talmûd, learning, from Hebrew lāmad, to learn.
2. Northwest Semitic noun *lamd-, ox-goad (?).
a. lambda, from Greek lambda, lambda;;
b. lamedh, from Hebrew lāmed, lamedh. Both a and b from Phoenician *lamd, ox-goad (?), eleventh letter of the Phoenician alphabet, akin to Hebrew malmād, ox-goad.
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