*bšl - to be cooked, ready, ripe (Fronzaroli 1971: 626, 636, 642; Kogan 2011: 242)

The transitive meaning ‘to boil, cook’ is mostly reserved for causative formations: Akk. šubšulu, Hbr. biššēl, Syr. baššel, Arb. ˀabsala ‘to boil unripe dates’ (TA 28 84), Gez. ˀabsala, Mhr. həbhōl, Jib. ebšél, Soq. ˀébhel, probably Ugr. bšl (DUL 242).

Akkadian

bašālu - to boil, to roast (CAD B 135, AHw. 111)

Ugaritic

bšl - to boil, cook (DUL 242)

Hebrew

bāšal - boil, seethe, grow ripe (HALOT 164)

Hebrew

bšl - to grow ripe; to boil (HALOT 164)

Official Aramaic

bšl - to cook (DNWSI 203)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

bšl - to ripen (DJPA 115)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

bšl - to cook, to roast (DJBA 250)

Syriac

bšl - to ripen (LSyr. 99, SL 195)

Mandaic

bšl - to boil, to cook, to roast (MD 71)

Arabic

bsl - IV. to boil unripe dates (TA 28 84)

Sabaic

mbs₁l - cooking-place (SD 32)

Minaean

bs₁l - to dedicate (an offering) (LM 24)

Geez

basala - to be cooked, ready, ripe (CDG 109)

Tigre

bäšlä - to boil; to ripen (WTS 283)

Tigrinya

bäsälä - to be cooked; to ripen (TED 1138)

Amharic

bässälä - to be ripe; to be cooked (AED 896)

Harari

bäsälä - to be ripe, cooked well (EDH 47)

Selti

bäsälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Wolane

bäsälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Zway

bäsälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Ezha

bässärä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Endegen

bässärä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Ennemor

bäsärä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Gyeto

bäsärä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Masqan

bässälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Gogot

bässälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Soddo

bässälä - to be fertile, ripe, cooked (CDG 159)

Mehri

bəhēl - to be cooked, baked, ready (ML 45)

Jibbali

béšəl - to be cooked, ready, ripe (JL 30)

Soqotri

bέhɛḷ - to be cooked, ready (LS 83; CSOL I 512; CSOL II 430)