NUMBER: 20
PROTO: *dawid-
MEANING: 'father's brother, uncle; foster-father; honourable title; beloved'
аккадский: dādu OAkk 'love-making; darling, favourite' (CAD d, 20)
угаритский: dd 'amado, amor' (DLU 129)
еврейский (иврит): dōd 'beloved, lover; father's brother' (HAL, 215); pB. dōd 'friend, lover, beloved; uncle, father's brother' (Ja., 283)
арамейские: Off, Nab, Plm, Hatra dd 'paternal uncle' (HJ, 241)
иудейский арамейский: dōdā 'friend, lover, beloved; uncle, father's brother' (Ja., 283)
сирийский арамейский: dād- 'patruus; amatus' (Brock, 144)
мандейский арамейский: dada 'father's brother' (DM, 98)
арабский: dād- 'foster father' HAL (not in BK)
эпиграфические южноаравийские языки: Qat dd 'paternal uncle' (Ricks, 40)
геэз (древнеэфиопский): dud 'uncle' (LGz., 123)
харари: däd 'love, affection, friendship' (LHar. 53) (according to Leslau, from Semitic root wdd 'love')
восточноэфиопские: Sel däd 'friendship, love' (LGur., 198)
гураге: Msq däd 'friendship, love' (LGur., 198); Cha dode, Eža Cha Muh dada, Enn Gye dāda, End. dēdē, Msq. dodo. Gog. däde honorific title; *dade form of address to an elder relative (LGur., 198)
мехри: ḥǝ-dīd 'paternal uncle, father's brother or cousin' (JM, 75)
джиббали: did ''father's brother; wife's father; father-in-law; step-father; father's uncle' (JJ, 42)
харсуси: ḥe-dēd/ḥe-dōd '(paternal) uncle' (JH, 26)
сокотри: dédo 'oncle paternel; beau-père' (LS, 123)
