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*duhn-, *daha/in- - fat (SED I No. 48)

Hebrew
dāhōn - fattening substance, urin-soaked dung (Jastrow 281)
pB.
Palmyrean
dhn - fat (DNWSI 242)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
dhn - to become fat (DJBA 1230)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
dahănā - fat (DJBA 315)
Cf. dəhīn ‘fat’ (adj.), dhn (pe.) ‘to be fat’, (pa.) ‘to fatten’ [ibid.].
Syriac
dūhānā - fatness (LSyr. 143, SL 276)
Mandaic
dhn - to grow fat, be fat (MD 103)
Mandaic
duhna - prosperity (MD 104)
with a feasible meaning shift
Hertevin
dohna - Tierfett (animal fat) (Jastrow 1988: 186)
Arabic
duhn- - oil, grease (BK 1 745, Lane 926)
Arabic
dahin- - oily, greasy (BK 1 745, Lane 926)
Tigre
dähanä - to give butter as a present or as a tribute (WTS 509)
Tigre
mädhanät - butter as a present or a tribute (WTS 509)