*ḳVb-at- - stomach (of animals) (SED I No. 158, Kogan 2011: 225)

Akkadian

ḳuḳḳubātu - part of the animal stomach (CAD K 499)

In AHw. 500 the forms kukkubātu, kukkubānu, ḳuḳḳubātu, ḳuḳḳubānu are understood as plurals in -āt- / -ān of kukkubu ‘ein Opfergefäss’ and translated as ‘Magen des Schweins’.

Hebrew

ḳēbā - abomasum, stomach (HALOT 1060)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ḳybh - stomach (DJPA 489)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ḳēbətā - maw (Jastrow 1313)

Arabic

qibat-, qibbat-, qabqab- - stomach (BK 2 657, 670, 664; Lane 2478)

Tigre

ḳäbbät - a stuffed goat's stomach (WTS 249)

Tigrinya

ḳobo - hernia (Bass. 262)