*ṣ̂yḳ - to be narrow (HALOT 1014; DUL 789; Kogan 2015: 464)

Akkadian

siāḳu - to be(come) narrow (CAD S 169)

Ugaritic

ṣḳ - to grasp, to put pressure on (caus.) (DUL 789)

Hebrew

ṣwḳ - (hip.) to harass, press hard; to drive someone into a corner (HALOT 1014)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ˁwḳ - to cause trouble, distress (DJBA 848)

Syriac

ˁwḳ - (pa.) to oppress (LSyr. 517, SL 1084)

Mandaic

hwḳ, ˁwḳ - (aph.) to frighten, torment (MD 137)

Turoyo

ˁiḳo - eng (tight) (RW 19)

Arabic

ḍyq - to be(come) narrow (Lane 1815)

Selti

ṭäḳäḳä - to be narrow (EDG 628)

Wolane

ṭäḳäḳä - to be narrow (EDG 628)

Masqan

ṭäḳḳäḳä - to be narrow (EDG 628)