PWS

*ˁgl/gˁl - to be circular, round, to roll (Kogan 2015:70–71, 207, 588)

PCS

*ˁagal-at- - wagon (Kogan 2015: 207)

Hebrew

ˁāgōl - round (HALOT 784)

Hebrew

ˁāgīl - earring (HALOT 784)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ˁgl - to tie or wrap around, to roll around (DJPA 395)

Syriac

ˁgālā - celeritas (speed) (LSyr. 508)

Arabic

ˁǯl - to be quick, hasty (Lane 1963)

Arabic

ǯuˁal- - a black insect that rolls along a little ball of dung (Lane 431)

Geez

ˁagala - to make an enclosure, to surround with a wall (CDG 59)

Tigre

ˁəggul - round (WTS 487)

Tigre

ˁaggälä - to pile up in a circle, to assemble (WTS 487)

Amharic

aggälä - to build a hedge or palisade (AED 1318)

Mehri

hāgōl - to make hurry (ML 16)

borrowed from Arabic

Jibbali

oˁógəl - to hurry (JL 9)

almost certainly an Arabism

Jibbali

gaˁalól - round (Kogan 2015:516 (M. Morris p.c.))

Soqotri

egˁáyľiľ - to roll (LS 113)

Soqotri

áˁgeḷ - to bear a kid before time (goat or another animal) (Bulakh et al. 2021:241; Naumkin et al. 2022:276, with fn. 276)

Soqotri

gáˁḷhaḷ - 1. round; 2. well-shaped, pretty (LS 113; CSOL I 541)

gáˁľheľ ‘round stone’:

wa-ˀégnonk id-ḥóʸhi wa-ḥéraṭk gáˁľheľ di-ˁáḷho ‘Then I leaned down and picked up a nice round stone’ (CSOL I 17:13)