*ḳVlp-at- - bark (Kogan 2015:37)

Akkadian

ḳilpu - skin, peel (of a fruit) (CAD ḳ 251, AHw 921)

Akkadian

ḳuliptu - scale, scaly skin, tortoise shell; husk, rind, bark, peel (CAD Q 296, AHw. 926)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ḳlph - scab (DJPA 495)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ḳalp̄ā, ḳilp̄ā - split parchment; scaly surface, scab, (pl.) scales (Jastrow 1381)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ḳlāpṯā - peel, shell (DJBA 1022)

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Syriac

ḳəlāpətā - cortex, squama, putamen (LSyr. 670)

Syriac

ḳlāptā - bark, shell, scale, peel (LSyr. 670, SL 1375)

Mandaic

ḳlapta - shell, hard casing (MD 413)

Maalula

ḳelfa - peel (GNDM 69)

Turoyo

ḳlafto, ḳləfto - Schale (scale, peel) (RW 415)

Hertevin

ḳelpa - peel (J Hert. 196)

Arabic

qilf-, qulāfat- - ˀal-qišr- (bark, peel) (LA 9 347)

Geez

ḳʷalafa - to peel, decorticate (CDG 427)

Kogan 2015:37, note 76: “Gez. ḳʷalafa ‘to peel, decorticate’ (CDG 427) does not appear in LLA and is likely an Arabism.”

Zway

ḳəlfi - bark (EDG 497)

Mehri

ḳalēfūt - bark of a tree (ML 230)

Jibbali

ḳiẑifɔ́t - dried bark of a tree (JL 145)

Harsusi

ḳelfēt - bark of certain trees (HL 75)

Soqotri

ḳaľífoʰ - bark (LS 376; CSOL I 588; CSOL II 512)

Within the Soqotri language, it is only ḳaľífoʰ that is strictly applied to the bark of trees, as in ʕag ḳö́ḷof ḳaľífo men šérhom ‘a man removed the bark from the tree’. The word ḳaríšoʰ has a broader meaning, such as “husk” or “shell”. (Kogan 2015:486)