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*dlw - to draw water with a bucket (Fronzaroli 1971: 611, 631, 640; Kogan 2011: 239)

Akkadian

dalû - to draw water from a well (CAD D 56, AHw. 155)

Derived words: madlû ‘bucket, paiľ (CAD M₁ 19).

Hebrew

dlw - to draw water with a bucket (HALOT 222)

See also dəlī 'bucket' (HALOT 222).

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

dly - to draw, to raise (DJPA 150)

Christian Palestinian Aramaic

dly - to draw up (DCPA 89)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

dly - to lift up, to draw water (DJBA 339)

See also dawlā 'bucket' (DJBA 316).

Syriac

dly - to draw water; to pull out (LSyr. 154, SL 304)

See also dawlā 'bucket' (LSyr. 145)

Mandaic

dla - to lift up, to draw up (MD 110)

See also daula 'pitcher for drawing water, water-vessel, bucket' (MD 98).

Arabic

dlw - to draw water with a bucket (Lane 908)

See also dalw- 'bucket' (Lane 909)

Tigre

däla - to be watered, to grow green (WTS 512)

Mehri

dəlō - to draw water with a bucket (ML 71)

See also dōləw ‘well-bucket, well-rope’ (ML 71).

Jibbali

délé - to pull by rope (JL 39)

See also dέlɛ ‘well-bucket; well-rope’ (JL 39).