PWS

*ḳrḥ - to have/make a hairless spot (on the head), to become/make bald (SED I No. 38v)

Hebrew

ḳrḥ - to have one’s head shaved (HALOT 1140)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ḳrḥ - to make bald (DJPA 504)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ḳrḥh, det. ḳrḥth - baldness (DJPA 504)

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

ḳryḥh - baldness (DJPA 504)

det. ḳryḥth

Syriac

ḳrḥ - to become bald (LSyr. 693, SL 1404)

Arabic

qrˁ - être chauve (to be bold) (BK 2 717)

A variant root.

Arabic

qrḥ - to be covered with ulcers (BK 2 707, Lane 2509)

Geez

ḳarrǝḥa, ḳʷarrǝḥa, ḳarḥa - to shave, to make bald (CDG 441)

Tigre

ḳǝruḥ - with a white forehead, with a blaze and white hoofs (WTS 239)

Tigre

ḳärḥit - (horse) with a blaze and white hoofs (WTS 239)

Tigrinya

ḳäränḳära - teschio (fig. – calvo) (skull (fig. – bald) (TED 944, Bassano 1918: 255)

Redupl. stem with a secondary n; semantic interpretation should possibly be reverse: ‘bald’ > ‘skulľ.

Tigrinya

ḳʷärḥe - fare qualche segno in fronte ecc. ad una bestia per riconoscerla (make some mark on the forehead etc. on a beast to recognize it) (TED 925, Bassano 1918: 289)

Soddo

ḳorara - bald (EDG 500)

Soddo

ḳʷärrärä - to become bald (EDG 500)

Mehri

ḳáwrǝḥ - to shave (ML 235)

Jibbali

ḳérḥ - to cut all the hair off (JL 149)

Harsusi

ḳerōḥ - to shave (HL 77)