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*kalb- - dog (SED II No. 115)

Akkadian
kalbu - dog (CAD 68, AHw. 424)
Ugaritic
klb - dog (DUL 439)
Phoenician
klb - dog (Tomback 1978: 192)
Hebrew
käläb - dog (HALOT 476)
Official Aramaic
klb - dog (DNWSI 509)
Hatran
klb - dog (DNWSI 509)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
klb - dog (DJPA 258)
Christian Palestinian Aramaic
klb - dog (DCPA 178)
Samaritan
klb - dog (DSA 387)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
kalbā - dog (DJBA 580)
Syriac
kalbā - dog (LSyr. 328, SL 622)
Mandaic
kalba - dog (MD 197)
Maalula
ḫalpa - dog (GNDM 44)
Mlaḥso
kalbo - Hund (dog) (Jastrow 1994: 179)
Turoyo
kalbo - Hund (dog) (TW 249)
Arabic
kalb- - dog (Lane 2625)

Cf. klb III ‘to be at strife, to oppress, to rage against’ (WKAS K 307), Yemeni kalab ‘to persecute’ or ‘to treat someone as miserable, humble’, kalābah ‘acting like a dog, impudence, shamelessness’ (Piamenta 434).

Sabaic
klb - dog (Robin–Gajda 1994: 116)
In Sima 200 103 interpreted as ‘hunter’ rather than ‘dog’
Hadramitic
klb - dog (Pirenne 1990 93)
In Sima 200 103 interpreted as ‘hunter’ rather than ‘dog’
Geez
kalb - dog (CDG 282, LLA 818, Gr. 256)
Tigre
kälǝb - dog (WTS 391)
Tigrinya
kälbi - dog (TED 1563)
Amharic
kälb - dog (AED 1370)
Mehri
kawb - wolf; dog (ML 208)
“In continental MSA, *kalb- has acquired the meaning “wolf”, but continues to mean “dog” both as an independent lexeme and in combination with *ma-bˁal- (originally, “something owned, domestic”, cf. Mhr. mābáyl ‘owned’ ML 41, Soq mə́bḥəlʼ ‘esclave’ in LS 91). (Kogan 2015:533, fn. 1401)
Jibbali
kób - dog, wolf (JL 22)
Harsusi
kawb - wolf; dog (HL 68)
Soqotri
kaḷb - dog, wolf (LS 218; CSOL II 499)