Words

Hebrew
prḥ - to sprout, to shoot (HALOT 966)
Hebrew
pirḥaḥ - brood (HALOT 967)
Attested in the difficult passage Job 30.12 (see Pope 1973 194)
Hebrew
prḳ - to tear off, to tear away (HALOT 973)
Hebrew
pārōkät - curtain (HALOT 968)
Probably a loanword from Aramaic, cf. JPA pārūkā id. (DJPA 445), JBA proktā id. (DJBA 934), Syr. parktā “velum” (LSyr. 597). For a critical assessment of this comparison see Abraham; Sokoloff 2011, 44.
Hebrew
mapräḳät - neck (HALOT 618)
Formed as a deverbal noun likely by popular etymology from the verb prḳ (pi.) ‘to tear off, out’ (HALOT 973).
Hebrew
prm - to tear to pieces (HALOT 969)
Hebrew
prpr - to shake, to tug about (HALOT 975)
Hebrew
prr - (po.) to stir, to rouse; (hitpo.) to totter backwards and forwards (HALOT 975)
Hebrew
pārāš - team of horses, horses for a chariot; horseman (HALOT 977)
Hebrew
päräš - contents of the gut, faeces (HALOT 977)