Akkadian
šâḫu - to grow (in size or age)
(CAD Š₁ 106, AHw. 1224)
Arabic
šyḫ - to grow old
(Lane 1628)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
probably related to *ŝyḫ - “big, high number”? (Kogan 2015: 577)
Mehri
ŝōḫ - big, old, oldest, senior (only masculine)
(ML 391)
The feminine form of the adjective “big” is nōb (ML 306).
The suppletivism is lost “in the Mehri variety registered in MTjŠ, where ŝōḫ has a non-suppletive feminine form ŝaḫt.” (Kogan 2015:577, fn. 1499)