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Origin of the name ALILAT.
Etymology of the
name ALILAT.
Meaning of the baby name ALILAT.
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ALILAT.
"The child-bearing" (?). An ancient Arabian goddess. She was possibly a form of the
moon. (An Archaic Dictionary, Cooper, 1876).
Alilat.—Mylitta
or Alitta, from weled, "to bear children."...
... Alilat seems to be only a variant of Alitta,
which see...
... Alilat may be merely "Goddesses," as in the beginning of
the speech of Hanno, in the Poenulus of Plautus, alonim v'alonuth,
"gods and goddesses," or it may be the same as Alitta, the
goddess of childbirth...
... Scaliger and Selden suppose Alilat to be the same as the moon, or
night, the léleh (layleh) of Hebrew and Arabic. If so, Urotal
should be referred to the day, or the sun, the Aor "light" of
Hebrew.—[G.W.]. (The
History of Herodotus, Rawlinson, v.2, 1889).
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