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*wŝr - to saw (v. Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 684)

Akkadian
šaššāru - a saw (CAD Š₂ 174; AHw. 1198)
Ebla
sar-sa-rúm /šaršārum/ - saw (VE 766, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 684)
Hebrew
maŝŝōr - a saw (HALOT 640)
Hebrew
nsr - to saw, to plane (Jastrow 918)
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Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
nsr - to saw (DJPA 354)
Christian Palestinian Aramaic
ˀntsr - (ithpe.) to be saw (DCPA 126)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
nsr - to saw (DJBA 759)
Syriac
nsr - to saw (LSyr. 434)
Mandaic
nsr - to saw, tear asunder (MD 302)
Arabic
wšr - to saw (BK 2 1541, Lane 2944)
Cf. nšr ‘to spread; to revive; to saw’, minšār ‘a saw’ (BK 2 1258, Lane 2794); ˀšr ‘to saw’ (BK 1 35; Lane 62)
Geez
waŝara - to saw (CDG 621)
moŝar, moŝart ‘a saw’; məŝŝār ‘axe, hatchet’ (CDG 621)
Tigre
šäršärä - to saw (WTS 211)
məšäršär, var. mäšäršär ‘a saw’; see also məssār ‘axe, hoe’ (WTS 119), cf. Geez məŝŝār ‘axe, hatchet’, waŝara ‘to saw’
Tigrinya
šäršärä - to saw wood (TED 822)
see also məsar (TED 390), cf. Geez məŝŝār ‘axe, hatchet’, waŝara ‘to saw’
Amharic
šäräššärä - to erode, to wash or wear away, to dig (AED 621)
see also məssar ‘large axe, adze’ (AED 206), cf. Geez məŝŝār ‘axe, hatchet’, waŝara ‘to saw’
Chaha
məsər - horn-handle knife, knife for cutting and eating raw meat (EDG 430)
cf. Geez məŝŝār ‘axe, hatchet’ (see waŝara ‘to saw’)
Mehri
nŝr - to wear new clothes, to spread out (ML 302)
náŝŝər ‘to spread out, separate’
Jibbali
nŝr - to spread (trans.) (JL 195)