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*ymˀ/ymy - to swear

Attested from Official Aramaic onwards. The only, semantically very remote WS cognate to the Aramaic verb is Arb. wmˀ ‘to make a sign’. Conversely, the Akkadian verb wamāˀu ‘to swear’ is attested as early as the Sargonic royal inscriptions, so the possibility of an early loan cannot be ruled out (Kogan–Krebernik 2021a:389). 

Official Aramaic
ymˀ - to swear, to take an oath (DNWSI 459)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
ymy - to swear (DJPA 242)
Samaritan
ymy - to swear (DSA 348)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
ymy - to swear (DJBA 536)
Syriac
ymy - to swear (LSyr.:303; SL 575)
Mandaic
yma (ˁma) - to swear (MD 192)
Maalula
ymy - to swear (GNDM 55)