*kbr - to be big, great; to be numerous (Kogan 2015:415)

Akkadian

kabru - fat, thick, large (CAD K 22, AHw. 417)

Akkadian

takbāru - fattened sheep (CAD T 70; AHw. 1306)

Hebrew

kbr - (hip.) to multiply (HALOT 459)

Hebrew

kabbīr - strong, mighty, many, numerous (HALOT 458)

Samalian

kbr - to be plentiful (DNWSI 486)

Old Aramaic

kbr - to be plentiful (DNWSI 486)

Arabic

kbr - to be great, big (Lane 2585)

Sabaic

kbr - great, grand (SD 76)

Geez

kəbur - honored, honorable, glorious, magnificent, famous, illustrious, noble, precious (CDG 274)

Tigre

kābər - honoured, noble (WTS 409)

Tigrinya

kəbur - honorable, honored; respectable, reputable, eminent, venerable, noble, dignified, impressive, stately (TED 1628)

Amharic

kəbur - honored, respected (AED 1417)

Amharic

käbbärä - to get rich, to become well-to-do, wealthy (AED 1416)

Amharic

käbari - one who prospers, gets rich, who has the chance of becoming prosperous (AED 1417)

Amharic

käbbärte - wealthy person (AED 1417)

Selti

käbärä - to be/become rich (SAED 628)

Soddo

käbbärä - to become rich (EDG 334)