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Appendix II

Semitic Roots
 
ENTRY:dgn.
DEFINITION:Common Semitic noun *dagan-, grain. 1. Dagon, from Hebrew dgôn, from Phoenician *dagn, grain, storm-god. 2. Mudéjar, from Arabic mudajjan, permitted to remain, Mudéjar, passive participle of dajjana, to allow to remain, derived stem of dajana, to remain (< “to become tame, domesticated,” probably denominative from an unattested *dajan, grain). 3. Dagan, from Akkadian dagan, Dagan.
 
 
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