*prṭ - to cut, to tear; to divide, to detach, to separate (EDA P 155)

Akkadian

parāṭu - to clear away(?) (CAD P 180, AHw. 832, EDA I 344)

Derived words: muparriṭu ‘food server’ (CAD M₂ 209, AHw. 1576); pirṭu ‘disposal(?)’ (SAD I).
Insofar as the meaning “abreißen, -räumen” (AHw) suggested by von Soden is accepted, parāṭu is to be derived from PS *p-r-ṭ “to cut, to tear; to divide, to detach, to separate” (EDA I 344).

Hebrew

päräṭ - grapes that have fallen in a vineyard (HALOT 967)

Hebrew

prṭ - to open wide, split (HALOT 967)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

prṭ - specific statement, particular case (DJPA 446)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

prṭ - to split, to breach; to specify (DJBA 931)

Syriac

prṭ - to tear asunder, cleave; to open wide (LSyr. 595, SL 1237)

Mandaic

prṭ - to break apart, to separate (MD 379)

Arabic

frṭ - to go before, to precede the people or company of men (Lane 2375)

Amharic

färräṭä - to burst, to break open (AED 2288)

Harari

färäṭä - to burst (a wound) (EDH 65)

Zway

färäṭä - to burst (EDG 245)

Gogot

färräṭä - to burst (EDG 245)

Soddo

färräṭä - to burst (EDG 245)

Mehri

fәrōṭ - to slip out of one's hands; to go off without one (ML 101)

Soqotri

féraṭ - to cut (CSOL I 538; Naumkin et al. 2013b:543)