Naŋar is Sumerian for "carpenter". It was written 𒉄 in Sumerian and is usually transcribed naĝar or nagar. The letter ĝ in the transcription represents a nasal g-ish sound in the Sumerian language that had no exact equivalent in Akkadian or other languages spoken in the region. It was probably pronounced like the English ng sound in words like "song" and "singer", IPA [ŋ].

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  Kajto / Kat yn 't Seil
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