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*si/anp- - lung
(SED I No. 235)
Words
Akkadian
sinibtu, siniptu
- part of sheep's lung
(CAD S 285, AHw. 1047)
Hebrew
simpōn
- ramified blood-vessel, artery; bronchiae
(Jastrow 982)
pB. Treated as a borrowing from Greek σίφων, but the Greek word seems not to be attested with anatomic meaning (LSJ 1603).
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
simpōnā, sinpōnā, sīpōnā
- broncus, blood vessel
(DJBA 806)
Treated as a borrowing from Greek σίφων in DJBA, but the Greek word seems not to be attested with anatomic meaning (LSJ 1603).
Geez
sanbuˀ, sanbuˁ
- lung
(CDG 505)
Tigre
sambuˀ, sanbuˀ
- lung
(WTS 173)
Tigrinya
sanbuˀ, šambuˀ
- lung
(TED 723)
Amharic
samba, sänba
- lung
(AED 472, 538)
Selti
sāmba
- lung
(EDG 546)
Wolane
sänba
- lung
(EDG 546)
Zway
sāmba
- lung
(EDG 546)
Chaha
sambʷa
- lung
(EDG 546)
Ezha
sambʷa
- lung
(EDG 546)
Endegen
sambä
- lung
(EDG 546)
Ennemor
sambʷä
- lung
(EDG 546)
Gyeto
sambʷa
- lung
(EDG 546)
Muher
sambʷa, sambʷä
- lung
(EDG 546)
Masqan
sambʷa
- lung
(EDG 546)
Gogot
sambʷä
- lung
(EDG 546)
Soddo
sambo
- lung
(EDG 546)