*mṯ̣ˀ - to reach (Kogan 2015: 219)

PES

*mṣˀ - to come (CDG 370; Kogan 2015: 441)

Akkadian

maṣû - to be sufficient, to be equal to, to amount to, (D) to make reach to (CAD M₁ 344, AHw. 621)

Ugaritic

mγy - to come (DUL 533)

For difficulties of the traditional etymology s. Kogan 2015: 219

Ugaritic

mṯ̣ˀ - to meet, to run into (DUL 608)

Hebrew

mṣˀ - to reach, to meet, to find (HALOT 619)

Syriac

mṭy - to arrive, reach; to happen (LSyr. 381, SL 745)

Turoyo

mṭy - I. gelangen, ankommen; reif werden (to arrive, come; get ripe) (JL 173)

Sabaic

mṯ̣ˀ - to go, to proceed, to march; to reach a place (SD 89)

Minaean

mṯ̣ˀ - se trouver à un endroit (to occur in a place) (LM 64)

Qatabanian

mṯ̣ˀ - to enter, to go through (LIQ 96)

Jibbali

míḏ̣í - to reach to (JL 169)

Soqotri

míṭa - to touch, to reach (LS 241; CSOL I 616; CSOL II 544; Bulakh 2024:210)

‘To reach, to achieve something (object pronoun)’:

έter ˁag ḷáfi wa-di-ˁeẓ̂ wa-ḷaḷ yaˁágob bíľe deš bíľe di-ˁégeb hes yemáṭaˀs díˀyhe be-ˀáˁẓ̂eẓ̂ ‘Eter was a strong and vigorous man, and when he desired something, the thing he desired he would attain thanks to his strength’ (CSOL II 30:1)