imrib n. (Strong-I Neuter) “wine jar/cask”
A variation of the Neo-Adûnaic word mirib (“wine”).
Inflections
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imrib |
“wine jar” |
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imrêb |
“wine jar” |
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imrub |
“wine jar” |
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imrîb |
“wine jars” |
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imrîba |
“wine jars” |
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imribat |
“pair of wine jars” |
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imribât |
“pair of wine jars” |
(Note to self: see if it would be better to change it to imbir, from mibir).