*lam(a)ṯ̣- - eruption (on the skin), white spot (SED I No. 179)

Akkadian

lamṣatu - a skin eruption (CAD L 68, AHw. 533)

The other meaning is ‘a fly’ (CAD L 68. AHw. 533 translates the word as ‘eine grosse Mücke’; as for the contexts in which this meaning does not fit, the translation given is ‘Schwellung durch Mückenstich’.

Arabic

lamaḏ̣-, lumḏ̣at- - a whiteness in the lower lip of a horse (BK 2 1026, Lane 2674)

Geez

lamṣ - leprosy, scab (CDG 316)

Tigrinya

lämṣi - leprosy that produces whitish spots on the skin, but does not gnaw at the flesh (Bass. 19)

It can be a loan from Gez. lamṣ - leprosy, scab.

Amharic

lämṭ - leprosy (AED 52)

It can be a loan from Gez. lamṣ - leprosy, scab.

Amharic

lämṭo - horse with white nose and muzzle (AED 52)

Muher

lämṭ - leprosy (EDG 380)

Masqan

lämṭ - leprosy (EDG 380)

Gogot

lämṭ - leprosy (EDG 380)

Soddo

lämṭ - leprosy (EDG 380)