DJAR

DJAR is used as adjective (meaning: dear, precious, beloved) and as noun (meaning: animal, beast), in two cases spelled with I instead of J. Modern cognates include adjectives meaning 'costly'.

cognates

Noun: animal, beast

dier - Dutch, Afrikaans
Tier - German
dyr - Danish, Norse
dýr - Icelandic
djur - Swedish
dior - Oldsaxon
deer (hoofed ruminant mammal) - English

Adjective: precious, costly

duur - Dutch, Afrikaans
teuer - German
dyrt - Danish, Swedish, Norse
dýrt - Icelandic

Adjective: dear, beloved

dear - English
dierbaar - Dutch
dyrebar - Norse
dyrbar - Swedish
dýrmætur - Icelandic

fragments

adjective: DJAR(A)

ALLET DJARA KWIK ÀND ALLE.T ÀRGE KWIK. ALHWAT GOD ÀND DJAR IS ...

adjective, superlative: DJAROSTA

ALDULKERA GÀRS SKOLDE JVW DJAROSTA KVIK DÉJA

noun, sing.: DJAR/DIAR, plur.: DJARA/DIARA

IS THAT LJUCHT.SKVWANDE DJAR ALTOMET THET TÉKEN THINRA KLÁR.SJANHÉD

THAT ELLA FVL KVADA GÁSTON IS. THÉR INDA MÀNNISKA ÀND DJARA GLUPPE

THÉR MINSK ÀND DJAR VRSLYNNE.

HWERMITHA MÀNNISK ÀND DJAR HJARA SELVA FÉDE

WILDE DIARA HUDA

MIS.LIKANDE [20] DÁNTE FON EN DIAR THÀT ER FÀLAD HETH