PWS

*prk - to break (EDA I 261)

Official Aramaic
prk - to break, to damage (DNWSI 938)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
prk - to break; (pa.) to remove husks by rubbing (DJPA 447)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
prk - to break off (DJBA 933)
Syriac
prk - to pound, grind (LSyr. 597, SL 1240)
Arabic
frk - to rub and press a thing so that its integument becomes stripped off from its kernel, to rob and press the ears of corn so that the kernels become divested of their husks (Lane 2387)
Amharic
täfräkärräkä - to crumble away, to fall apart, to break up, to disperse (AED 2283)
Chaha
fräkˀä - to separate grain from the stalk, to break the shell; to split the head of a person, to break off a branch of a tree (EDG 242)
Ezha
fräkˀä - to separate grain from the stalk, to break the shell; to split the head of a person, to break off a branch of a tree (EDG 242)
Ennemor
frǟkˀä - to separate grain from the stalk, to break the shell; to split the head of a person, to break off a branch of a tree (EDG 242)
Gyeto
fräkˀä - to separate grain from the stalk, to break the shell; to split the head of a person, to break off a branch of a tree (EDG 242)
Mehri
fәrōk - to polish, to rub (ML 99)
Jibbali
férɔ́k - to polish (JL 60)