PWS

*ḥrm - to forbid (Kogan 2015: 84, 105)

*ḥrm has been often compared with Akk. ḫarimtu ‘prostitute’, which is far from evident either phonologically or semantically (v. Kogan 2011:111, with references to earlier studies where this comparison is accepted). Complete absence of *ḥrm from extant Ugaritic texts is noteworthy.

Hebrew

ḥrm - (hip.) to put under a ban (HALOT 354)

Syriac

ḥrm - (ap.) to consecrate, devote (LSyr. 257, SL 492)

Arabic

ḥrm - to be forbidden, prohibited (Lane 553)

Sabaic

ḥrm - to put under restraint (SD 70)

Minaean

ḥrm - proclamer sacré (to proclaim sacred) (LM 49)

Qatabanian

ḥrm - to be forbidden (LIQ 67)

Geez

ḥarama - to forbid (CDG 242)

Mehri

ḥōrəm - to repent; to swear not to do something (ML 186)

Mehri

ḥrūm - to bring disaster by doing something forbidden (ML 186)

Jibbali

aḥrím - to forbid (JL 115)