*ˀḫḏ - to take (back), grasp, seize, hold (DUL 35, HALOT 31)

Hebrew

ˀḥz - to seize, to grasp (HALOT 31–32)

Old Aramaic

ˀḥḏ/z - to take, seize (DNWSI 35–37)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ˀḥz - to hold, seize, close (DJBA 103)

Arabic

ˀḫḏ - to take (Lane 28–29)

Geez

ˀaḫaza - to take, catch (CDG 14, LLA 766–767)

Tigrinya

ḥazä - to hold, seize (TED 264)

Amharic

yazä - to grab, seize (AED 1695)

Argobba

ḥenǯ - nehmen (to take) (Wetter 2010: 78–79, AAD 395)

Selti

ēnzä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Wolane

enzä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Zway

īnzä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Gafat

yazä - saisir (to seize, to take) (Leslau 1956: 249)

Endegen

ēnzä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Muher

ą̈̄zä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Gogot

ezä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)

Soddo

izzä, yizzä - grasp, seize, take, hold, take possession of (EDG 119)