Words

Arabic
ˀiḥnā - we (BK I 19)
Dialectal form with the initial *ni- being replaced by prothetic ˀi-.
Arabic
ˀaḫ- - brother (Lane 33)
Arabic
ˀḫḏ - to take (Lane 28–29)
Arabic
ˀḫr - II. to delay, postpone; to make smb retreat; to be late; go back (Lane 31)
intransitive II = V
Cf. ˀaḫir- - distant, remote; alienated (Lane 31), ˀāḫar- - other, another (Lane 31).
Arabic
ˀuḫt- - sister (Lane 33)
Arabic
ˀizb- - dumpy, pudgy, stocky; small man (Wehr 14; LA 1 252)

In LA 1 253 as ‘one with thin articulations, a lean and tiny one. His excess is not in his face, nor in his bones, but his excess is in his belly and his lower parts’.

For the possibility of this word to be a loan from Akkadian izbu cf. Kogan–Krebernik 2021a:391 with references to preceding studies.

 

Arabic
ˀkl - to eat (Lane 71)
Arabic
ˀalāˀ- - a kind of tree (LA 14 53)
ˀalaⁿ, ˀilaⁿ
šaǯaru ḥasanu l-manḏ̣ari murru ṭ-ṭaˁāmi (good-looking tree with bitter taste)
Arabic
ˀulāˀi - these (BK I 90)
Arabic
ˀilā - towards (Wright 1974 I 281)