PS

*ˁala/ūḳ(-at)- - leech (SED II No. 32, Fron. V 297; Kogan 2011: 213–214)

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Akkadian
ilḳu - leech (CAD I 88, AHw. 373)
Translation and interpretation is uncertain.
Hebrew
ˁălūḳā - leech (HALOT 831)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
ˁlḳˀ - leech (DJBA 869)
According to Sokoloff, ˁrḳˀ and ˁḳrˀ with the same meaning are phonetic vari-ants of ˁalḳā.
Syriac
ˁalḳe - (pl.) kleine Tierchen, die im Brunnen leben (small animals that live in a well) (TW 7)
Syriac
ˁellaḳtā, ˁallūḳā - leech (LS 528, SL 1106)
In PS also ˁalḳā.
Turoyo
ˁalḳo - Blutegel (leech) (RW 7)
Arabic
ˁalaq-(at-) - leech (BK 2 345, Lane 2134)
Geez
ˁalaḳt - leech (CDG 61, LLA 952)
Tigre
ˁaläḳ - leech (WTS 452)
Tigrinya
ˁaläḳti - leech (TED 1826)
Amharic
alḳǝt, aläḳǝt - leech (AED 1108)
Harari
ēḳti - leech (HL 30)
Selti
alč̣ǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Wolane
alč̣it - leech (EDG 41)
Chaha
aräḳǝṭ - leech (EDG 41)
Ezha
aräḳǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Ennemor
aräḳǝṭ - leech (EDG 41)
Gyeto
aräḳǝṭ - leech (EDG 41)
Muher
aläḳǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Masqan
aläḳǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Gogot
aläˀǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Soddo
aläḳǝt, aläˀǝt - leech (EDG 41)
Mehri
ˀāwḳáyt (pl. ˀālaḳtǝn) - small water-worm (ML 22)
Jibbali
ˁoḳót - kind of leech which is white when small (JL 12)