*prḳ - to separate, to divide (EDA I 266)

Akkadian

parāḳu - to separate (CAD P 16, AHw 829)

Ugaritic

prḳ - to release, to unknit (DUL 670)

Hebrew

prḳ - to tear off, to tear away (HALOT 973)

Old Aramaic

prḳ - to cut off (DNWSI 943)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

prḳ - to remove, to take off; to redeem (DJPA 450)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

prḳ - to separate, to remove; to redeem (DJBA 938)

Syriac

prḳ - to remove (LSyr. 605)

Mandaic

prḳ - to sever, to detach; to free, to save, to deliver (MD 380)

Arabic

frq - to make a separation (Lane 2383)

Sabaic

frḳ - to deliver, to save (SD 46)

Tigre

färḳä - to pierce, to perforate (WTS 657)

Tigrinya

färräḳä - to divide, to split something through the middle (TED 2663)

Amharic

färäḳḳäḳä - to separate, to divide, to break up (AED 2281)

Selti

firäḳa - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Wolane

fräḳa - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Chaha

fəräḳa, fräkʸä - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Ezha

fəräḳḳa, fräkkʸä - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Endegen

fərǟḳā - to split, to tear of (EDG 243)

Ennemor

fərä̃ḳā, frä̃ḳʸä - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Gyeto

fəräḳā, fräkʸä - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Muher

fəräḳḳa, fənäkkʸä - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Soddo

fəräḳḳa - to split, to tear off a branch at the joint (EDG 243)

Mehri

fərōḳ - to distribute guests over various houses in a community (ML 100)

Jibbali

efúrḳ - to make a parting (JL 61)