*bin- - son (Kogan 2014: 89, Kogan 2015: 398)

Akkadian reflexes of *bin- (binu, bintu and bunu, buntu in AHw. 127, 138) are so marginal that make one suspect a WS import (Kogan 2011: 235).

PArm

*bir- - son (Kogan 2015: 398)

As suggested in Testen 1985, PArm. *bir- probably represents a specific phonological evolution of PWS *bin- (or bṇ-?) ‘son.’ As is well known, this PArm. feature is shared by MSA.

Proto-MSA

*bir- - son (Kogan 2015: 578)

Akkadian

binu, binnu - son (CAD B 242, AHw. 127)

Ugaritic

bn - son (DUL 224)

Phoenician

bn - son (DNWSI 168)

Hebrew

bēn - son (HALOT 137)

Ammonite

bn - son (DNWSI 168)

Moabite

bn - son (DNWSI 168)

Arabic

ˀibn- - son (Lane 262)

Sabaic

bn - son (SD 29)

Sabaic

brw - son (SD 32)

Minaean

bn - son (LM 21)

Qatabanian

bn - son (LIQ 28–29)