Akkadian
buḳaru - cattle
(CAD B 323, AHw 139)
The Akkadian word, attested in the Syrian area (Ebla, Mari, Emar), is borrowed from the widely attested PCS
designation of large cattle *baḳar- (SED II No. 59)
= Sum. áb.lu in; doesn’t represent an original East Semitic word, a WS loanword
Ugaritic
bḳr - large cattle
(DUL 235)
Hapax legomenon in 4.691:1 (ḫmš ˀalpm bḳr ‘five oxen from the herd’).
Phoenician
bḳr - large cattle
(DNWSI 64)
Hapax legomenon in KAI 24:11‒12 (bˁl bḳr ‘owner of large cattle’).
Hebrew
bāḳār - cattle; herd, cattle (both sexes)
(HALOT 151)
Syriac
baḳrā - herd, flock - of cows, sheep, camels, apes, demons, heretics
(LSyr. 88, SL 177)
Mandaic
baḳra - herd, flock
(MD 49)
Turoyo
baḳro - Rindvieh (cattle)
(RW 49)
Arabic
baqar- - large cattle
(BK 1 149, Lane 234)
Sabaic
bḳr - bovines, large cattle; head of cattle
(SD 30)
Minaean
bḳr - large cattle
(LM 23)
Hadramitic
bḳr - Oryx
(Sima 2000: 50)
Borrowed from Arb. baqarat-.