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Number: 1840
Proto-Semitic: *nVgVh-
Meaning: 'shine'
Ugaritic: ngh
Hebrew: ngh
Aramaic: ngh
Arabic: ngh
Geʕez (Ethiopian): ngh
Number: 1841
Proto-Semitic: *nVgil-
Meaning: 'mow, reap'
Arabic: ngl [-i-]
Number: 1842
Proto-Semitic: *nVgup-
Meaning: 'break' 1, 'hew, cut' 2
Hebrew: ngp 1
Arabic: ngf [-u-] 2
Geʕez (Ethiopian): ngf
Number: 1843
Proto-Semitic: *nVḫaz-
Meaning: 'pierce (with a weapon)'
Arabic: nh_z [-a-]
Number: 1844
Proto-Semitic: *nVkVl-
Meaning: 'have ill intentions, be perfidious' 1, 'teach a lesson' 2
Akkadian: nakālu 1
Hebrew: nkl 1
Aramaic: nkl 1
Arabic: nkl 2
Number: 1845
Proto-Semitic: *nVšVɣ-
Meaning: 'pull, pull out hair'
Jibbali: nisǝg
Number: 1846
Proto-Semitic: *nVwVḫ-
Afroasiatic etymology: Afroasiatic etymology
Meaning: 'be extended, stretched out, repose; be long'
Akkadian: nâḫu
Ugaritic: nwḫ
Hebrew: nwḥ
Syrian Aramaic: nwḥ
Mandaic Aramaic: niaha
Arabic: nwḫ 'lie down upon his breast (camel)'
Geʕez (Ethiopian): nwḫ 'be high, tall, long, extended, stretched out, repose, linger', nuḫat 'length, patience'
Tigre: näwwäḥa 'lengthen'
Tigrai (Tigriñña): näwwiḥ 'long'
Notes: Cf. Arab nwḫ 'put a camel on its knees'.
Number: 1847
Proto-Semitic: *pVʔay-
Meaning: 'split' 1, 'pierce' 2
Hebrew: pʔy 1
Arabic: fʔy [-a-] 1, 2
Notes: Based on biconsonantal *pVʔ-.
Number: 1848
Proto-Semitic: *pVs-
Meaning: 'destroy, break'
Akkadian: pasāsu
Mandaic Aramaic: pss
Number: 1849
Proto-Semitic: *nVpuŝ-
Meaning: 'separate wool with fingers, card'
Arabic: nfš [-u-]
Notes: Secondary *u after a labial. Prefix *nV-.
Number: 1850
Proto-Semitic: *pVḥVr-
Meaning: 'dig (earth)'
Arabic: fḥr
Geʕez (Ethiopian): fḥr
Amharic: farä
Number: 1851
Proto-Semitic: *pVḥaṣ-
Meaning: 'scratch earth, dig'
Arabic: fḥṣ [-a-]
Number: 1852
Proto-Semitic: *pVwVḳ-
Meaning: 'let out'
Hebrew: pwq
Notes: Based on the earlier *pVḳ-. Cf. *nVpVḳ- 'go out': Ug nfq, Aram npq, Arab nfq [-a-, -u-].
Number: 1853
Proto-Semitic: *pVl-
Meaning: 'break, crush'
Syrian Aramaic: pll
Number: 1855
Proto-Semitic: *pVrim-
Meaning: 'cut'
Arabic: frm [-i-]
Number: 1856
Proto-Semitic: *pVrVḳ-
Meaning: 'tear off' 1, 'divide' 2
Hebrew: prq 1
Mehri: ferōq 2
Number: 1857
Proto-Semitic: *pašk-
Meaning: 'log, splinter'
Akkadian: pašku
Number: 1858
Proto-Semitic: *pVḥaš-
Meaning: 'wet, moisten'
Arabic: fḥs [-a-]
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