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*ḫim/nṣ- - fatty tissue around intestins and stomach (SED I No. 133)

Highly problematic. Only Akk. if, as Kaufman asserts ([Kaufman 56]), the Arm. forms are Akkadisms (which is difficult either to prove or disprove). Cf. what may be related with metathesis in MSA: Mhr. ṣanḫ ‘cooking fat; fat put on fire to melt’ [ML 365], Hrs. ṣōnəḫ id. [ibid.], Jib. ṣonḫ ‘fat in an animal; fat put on to melt’ [JL 241].

Akkadian
ḫim/nṣu - fatty tissue around the intestines (CAD ḫ 192, AHw 346)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
himṣā, ḥimṣā - the fat around the large stomach of ruminants (Jastrow 347)
Mandaic
himṣa - belly, entrails (MD 146)