PWS

*pVrs- - hoof (SED I No. 220; Kogan 2011: 226)

Traditionally identified with Sem. verb *prs ‘to divide; break’ (cf., for example, HALOT 969); this looks a typical folk etymology as even in the Bible, this term conspicuously denotes both divided and non-divided hoof.

Hebrew
parsā - hoof (HALOT 969)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
prsh - hoof, split hoof (DJPA 449)
Det. prsth
Syriac
parstā - hoof; foot, sole (LSyr. 600, SL 1246)
Mandaic
pras - palm (of hand) (MD 378)
St. constr. only.
Arabic
firsin- - lowest part of the leg of a camel (BK 2 569, Lane 2369)
Tigre
fərsəm - ankle (of men); heel tendon (WTS 656)