Talk:سبورة

Actual etymology
For to be “from the root س ب ر” there must first exist a root س ب ر. We read in that  (variants:, ) is a borrowed term from Aramaic, where we have , though this exact noun is not found there, and  /  is denominal. Then there is nothing left over but which I neither know nor can explain. There is also, maybe this is something one knows after using a probe. Is Fraenkel right? In any case why is  related to these other words? Is it so called because one “examines” things on a blackboard? I don’t find anything in Aramaic either. Christian Palestinian Aramaic seems far-fetched, nor does  look like a hit. The formation seems new however. Some dialectal verbs? This word however exists in dialects where there isn’t anything else in this root, in Iraqi Arabic as in Palestinian Arabic as in Egyptian Arabic as in Moroccan Arabic. Do you have an idea ? Fay Freak (talk) 03:36, 7 April 2019 (UTC)