PS

*gdd - to cut, to make an incision (Kogan 2015: 33)

Akkadian
gadādu - to chop (CAD G 8, AHw. 273)
Hebrew
gdd - to make incisions upon oneself (HALOT 177)
Samaritan
gdd - to destroy; to dig; to tear; to divide (DSA 128)
Samaritan
gdd - to renew; to dedicate (DSA 128)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
gdd - to cut off (DJBA 210)
Syriac
gdd - to cut off (LSyr. 103, SL 204)
Mandaic
gdd - to cut off (MD 80)
Arabic
ǯdd - to cut, to cut off (Lane 384)
Chaha
gädädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Ezha
gädädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Ezha
gäddädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Endegen
gättädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Ennemor
gätädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Muher
gäddädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Masqan
gäddädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Gogot
gäddädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)
Soddo
gäddädä - to tear, to make a hole (EDG 262)