*ˀanṯ-at- - woman (Kogan 2015:44)

Akkadian

aššatu - wife (CAD A₂ 462, AHw. 83)

Ebla

ù-nu-sum - woman, wife, female (EV 0221; Krebernik 1983: 45–46, Fronzaroli 1984: 151)

Ugaritic

ˀaṯt - woman (DUL 129)

Hebrew

ˀiššā - woman (HALOT 93)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ˀettā - woman, wife (DJPA 56)

Christian Palestinian Aramaic

ˀtˀ, ˀytˀ - woman, wife (DCPA 33)

Samaritan

ˀth - woman, married woman (DSA 70)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ˀittǝtā - woman (DJBA 128)

Syriac

ˀatṯā - woman, wife (LSyr. 31, SL 66)

Mandaic

ˁnta - woman (MD 354)

Turoyo

aṯto - Frau, Ehefrau (wife) (RW 39)

Arabic

ˀunṯā - female, feminine (Lane 112)

Sabaic

ˀnṯt - woman (SD 7)

Minaean

ˀṯt, ˀnṯt - woman (?) (LM 6)

Geez

ˀanəst - woman, wife, female (CDG 32, LLA 771)

Tigre

ˀəssit, pl. ˀanəs - woman (WTS 371)

Tigrinya

ˀanəsti - womenfolk (TED 1476)

ˀanəstäyti - female, feminine, of the feminine gender (TED 1476-1477)

Amharic

anəst - woman, female (AED 1213)

Argobba

ənəšča - woman (Leslau 1997:192)

Harari

ənəsti - female (of animals) (EDH 29)

Selti

ənnəst - female (EDG 74)

Wolane

ənəst - female (EDG 74)

Gafat

anəstä - woman (Leslau 1956:180)

Chaha

arəst - female (EDG 74)

Endegen

ast - female (EDG 74)

Ennemor

ãst - female (EDG 74)

Gyeto

anst - female (EDG 74)

Muher

ansət - female (EDG 74)

Gogot

ənəst - female (EDG 74)

Mehri

tēṯ - woman, wife (ML 6)

Kogan 2015:44: “It is tempting to suppose that Mhr. tēṯ (ML 6) and Jib. teṯ (JL 4) go back to this root, but no full certainty is possible (see further Chapter 8).” Pl. ḥə-ynīṯ

Jibbali

teṯ - woman (JL 4)