PWS

*pḫ/ḥ - to breathe, blow, exhale (smell) (SED I No. 54ᵥ)

Reconstructed as a biconsonantal root with various ways of triconsonantization (insertion of medial ­w­, doubling of the second radical, etc.).

Hebrew
pwḥ - to fan, to waft through (HALOT 916)
Hebrew
ypḥ - (hitp.) to gasp for breath, groan (HALOT 424)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
pwḥ - to breathe (DJBA 888)
Syriac
pwḥ - to blow; to breathe; to smell (LSyr. 559, SL 1160)
Arabic
fḥḥ, fḫḫ - siffler (se dit des serpents); siffler en dormant (se dit d’un homme) (to whistle (said of snakes); to whistle while sleeping (said of a man) (BK 2 547, Lane 2348)
Arabic
fwḥ - to exhale odour (BK 2 644, Lane 2456)
Arabic
fwḫ - to rise, diffuse itself (wind, odour); to make a noise (wind) (BK 2 644, Lane 2456)
Arabic
fyḫ - to void excrement with an emission of wind (BK 2 652, Lane 2469)
Tigre
fǝḥot - smell, stench (WTS 654)