Two Rare Ugaritic Terms for Garments
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On the basis of a Punic cognate, it is proposed that Ugaritic mšlt means “stitched garment” and from reference to Hebrew and Syriac cognates it is argued that Ugaritic sgr means “collar”. It is also suggested that Ugaritic tprt may mean “sewn garment”, based on Aramaic cognates.
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Watson, Wilfred G. E. “Two Rare Ugaritic Terms for Garments”. Historiae, no. 14, pp. 35-43, https://raco.cat/index.php/Historiae/article/view/338577.
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