PC

*ypḳ/*pwḳ - to obtain, to acquire, (causative) to provide (Greenfield 1969: 99, Kogan 2015: 302)

Usually compared to Common Aramaic *npḳ ‘to go out’ and related terms elsewhere in Semitic. Semantically more suitable can be, however, Arb. wfq ‘to be right, agreeable with what was wished,’ (II) ‘to accommodate, to adapt, to dispose’, which would imply an original basic meaning “to fit,” “to be suitable,” “to be available.” (Kogan 2015: 302)

Ugaritic
š-pḳ - to obtain, to acquire (DUL 677)
Ugaritic
pḳ - to obtain, to acquire (DUL 677, 974)
Amarna Canaanite
ia-pa-aḳ-ti - I sent (EA 64: 23, Moran 1992: 135)
Phoenician
pwḳ - to find, to obtain, to encounter (DNWSI 903)
Hebrew
pwḳ - (pi.) to reach, to obtain, to find (HALOT 920)
Hebrew
pwḳ - (hip.) to reach, to obtain, to find; to offer (HALOT 920)
Qatabanian
nfwḳ - requirement, obligation (LIQ 108)
Cf. PArm. *npḳ ‘to go out’.