*sVnūn(Vw)-at- - swallow (SED II No. 197; Kogan 2011: 210)

Akkadian

sinuntu - swallow (CAD S 295, AHw. 1048)

Var. šinūnūtu.

Ugaritic

snnt - swallow (DUL 764)

The meaning ‘swallow’ is conjectural since the word is attested only as a divine designation in 1.17 II 27 and parallel passages: ˁrb bbth kṯrt // bnt hll snnt kṯrt ‘entered his house // daughters of the light, swallows’

Hebrew

sənūnīt - swallow (Jastrow 1005)

pB.

Samaritan

snwny - a bird (DSA 599)

Syriac

snūnītā - swallow (LSyr. 483, SL 1023)

Turoyo

snunīṯo - swallow (Kuipers 1983 228)

Arabic

sunūnuw- - swallow (BK 1 1147)