lḫṣ/ḫlṣ - to draw off (Kogan 2011: 245; Kogan 2015: 444)

PES

*lVḫṣ- - bark (CDG 312, Appleyard 1977: 41)

Akkadian

ḫalāṣu - to press, to sqeeze out; to clean by combing (CAD Ḫ 40, AHw. 311)

Hebrew

ḥlṣ - to draw off (HALOT 321)

pB. (nip.) ‘to be peeled off’ (Jastrow 472).

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ḥlṣ - to bare the shoulder, to remove the marrow from bones (DJBA 466)

Syriac

ḥlṣ - (pa.) to pillage, steal; to draw out, extract (LSyr. 237, SL 460)

Arabic

ḫlṣ - to become clear (Lane 785)

Arabic

ḫulāṣat- - sediment of butter (Lane 785)

Arabic

lḫṣ - to pull out the eye together with the fat (of a slaughtered camel) (WKAS L 426)

Qatabanian

ḫlṣ - sincere (LIQ 74)

Geez

laḥaṣa - to peel, to bark (CDG 312, LLA 34)

Tigre

laḥaṣa - to bark (trees) (WTS 33)

Tigrinya

läḥaṣä - to peel (TED 72)

Amharic

laṭä - to skin, peel (AED 121)

Argobba

lɛḥaṭ - schälen (to peel) (Wetter 2010: 90)

leḥaṭ according to AAD 61.

Harari

lēḥaṭa - to peel off the tender bark of the branch or of the tree (EDH 100)

Endegen

nēṭä - peel, bark a tree (EDG 383)

Ennemor

nēṭä - peel, bark a tree (EDG 383)

Gyeto

nēṭä - peel, bark a tree (EDG 383)

Muher

laṭä - peel, bark a tree (EDG 383)

*lḫṣ/*ḫlṣ - to draw off (Kogan 2011: 245; Kogan 2015: 444)