*hḏy/w - to be mad, talk without sense; produce incoherent sounds (in one’s sleep) (SED I No. 18ᵥ)

Akkadian

azû - to produce unnatural sounds (CAD A₂ 528, AHw. 92)

Var. ḫazû, asû.
In AHw. 92 translated as ‘seufzen, jappen’.

Hebrew

hzy - to pant in its sleep (dog) (HALOT 243)

Syriac

hdy - to lead (LSyr. 171, SL 330)

Arabic

huḏāˀ- - délire (delirium) (BK 2 1408)

Arabic

hḏy - to talk nonsense (BK 2 1408, Lane 3042)

Chaha

zasa - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Ezha

zazza - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Endegen

zassaˀa - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Ennemor

ažažät - one who acts mad (EDG 123)

Ennemor

zasa - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Gyeto

zasa - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Muher

zazza - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Masqan

zazza - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Soddo

zazza - to act mad, act crazily, talk nonsense (EDG 719)

Mehri

hǝḏ - to talk too much, to buzz (hornet) (ML 153)

Jibbali

héḏé - to be delirious, talk without sense, talk in one’s sleep (JL 95)