*bˁl - to own (Kogan 2011: 237)

Akkadian

baˀˀulātu - subjects (CAD B 184, AHw 96, EDA I 86)

Akkadian

beˀālu, bêlu, peˀālu, pêlu - to rule (CAD B 199, AHw 120)

Akkadian

beˀˀulātu, bûlātu - capital (CAD B 215, AHw. 124)

Akkadian

būlu - herd of cattle, sheep, or horses (CAD B 313, AHw. 137)

The Akkadian lexeme can be reconstructed as *buˁl - “possession, what is owned”, a PuRS-derivative from *bˁl “to own, to possess”.

Ugaritic

bˁlt - lady (DUL 208)

Phoenician

bˁlt - lady (DNWSI 182)

Hebrew

baˁălā - mistress (HALOT 145)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

bˁl - to marry; to have sexual intercourse (DJBA 227)

Arabic

baˁlat- - wife (Lane 228)

Sabaic

bˁlt - lady; priestess (SD 25)

Qatabanian

bˁlt - lady, mistress (LIQ 31)

Geez

bāˁəlt - mistress of the house (CDG 84)