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Although scholars have generally treated Ugaritic  ltn  as a cognate of Hebrew  liwyātān , the vocalization of this word and its relationship to the Hebrew form remain debated. In this article, we will argue that  ltn  should be vocalized /lītan-/ and that Ugaritic  ltn  and Hebrew  liwyātān  derive from Proto-Northwest Semitic  *lawiy-(a)t-an-  through a series of attested sound changes. We will also discuss the morphology of * lawiy-(a)t-an-  and the syntax of the Northwest Semitic formula  *lawiy(a)tanu baṯnu barīḥu … baṯnu ʕaqallatānu  “Leviathan, the fleeing serpent … the twisting serpent” found in   KTU   1.5 i 1–3 and Isa 27:1.

How to Kill a Dragon in Northwest Semitic: Three Linguistic Observations regarding Ugaritic ltn and Hebrew liwyātān