*grd - to scrape, remove hair by scraping (SED I 298 (note to No. 36))

Akkadian

gardu - mit schütterem Haar? (CAD G 50, AHw. 903)

According to von Soden, variant of ḳardu.

Phoenician

mgrdm (pl.) - scraper (Tomback 1978: 165)

Hebrew

grd - (hitpa.) to scrape oneself (HALOT 202)

Syriac

grd - to scrape off; to erase; to take away (LSyr. 132, SL 257)

Syriac

grādā - bald (LSyr. 132, SL 257)

Mandaic

grida - scraped (MD 96)

Arabic

ǯrd - to have no hair (BK 1 276, Lane 405)

Geez

grd - remove chaff (CDG 201)

Tigre

gǝrǝd - chaff (WTS 577)

Tigrinya

gurdi - chaff (TED 2270, CDG 201)

Not in Bassano 1918.

Tigrinya

gʷärädä - mozzare, tagliare orecchi, etc. (to cut off, cut ears etc.) (TED 2270, Bassano 1918: 871)

Tigrinya

gʷärrädä - granire cereali (to form grains) (TED 2270, Bassano 1918: 871)

Amharic

gǝrd, gʷǝrdo - chaff and other trash from grain (AED 1940)

Amharic

gʷärrädä - to cut off, to chop off (AED 1941)

Mehri

agōrǝd - to cut the hair of the forehead (us. women) (ML 124)

Mehri

gǝrōd - to undress; cut (a branch) (ML 123)

Jibbali

egōrd - to cut the hair of the forehead (us. women) (JL 78)

Jibbali

gɔ́rɔ́d - to undress; cut (a branch) (JL 78)