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Sumerian 'nagar' đ is one of the many words that have 'remained' in the region near ancient Iraq. Since it resembles a Semitic root, it was easily absorbed into Semitic languages, and treated as if it were, in fact, a Semitic root. Compare the Western word 'film,' which also resembles a Semitic root, in this case, Arabic: ŮŮŮ 'film,' which is able to derive from it a plural which is non-Western, but consistent with an Arabic root: ŘŁŮŮا٠ʞaflÄm. This deriviation has long been known among Assyriologists and Sumerologists.
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