PWS

*pry - to bear fruit (Kogan 2015: 95)

see also *piry- - fruit Not attested directly in Arabic, but the well-known verb fry (VIII) ‘to forge, to fabricate’ may well go back to a more original meaning “to produce fruit.”

Hebrew

pry - to bear fruit (HALOT 967, 963)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

pry - to grow, to bear fruit (DJBA 932)

Syriac

pry - to be fruitful (LSyr. 596, SL 1237)

Mandaic

pra - to bear fruit (MD 377)

Geez

faraya - to bear fruit (CDG 167)

Tigre

fära - to bear fruit (WTS 659)

Tigrinya

färäyä - to bear fruit (TED 2668)

Amharic

afärra - to produce fruit (AED 2274)

Selti

afäre - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Wolane

afere - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Chaha

afʷänä - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Ezha

afʷännä - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Endegen

afʷäňňä - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Gyeto

afʷäňä - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Muher

afʷäňňä - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Masqan

färra, afärra - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Soddo

färra, afärra - to bear fruit (EDG 240)

Jibbali

efréˀ - to become ripe, to ripen (JL 62)