Words

Hebrew
päḥā - governor (HALOT 923)

< Akk. pīḫatu, pāḫatu (Kaufman 1974, 82, EDA P 7). The Massoretic vocalization of the Hebrew and Biblical Aramaic forms unambiguously points to a geminated guttural in the proto-form (*paḥḥ-at-), сf. Mankowski 2000, 128f.

Hebrew
pḥd - to be afraid (HALOT 922)
Hebrew
paḥad - thigh, haunch (HALOT 923)

Probably related. There is a tradition of translating this word as ‘testiculus’ (a discussion supporting this opinion see in [Pope 272]).

Hebrew
päḥām - charcoal (HALOT 924)
Hebrew
pḥz - to be insolent, undisciplined (HALOT 923)
Hebrew
pak - small jug (HALOT 926)
Hebrew
pwḳ - (pi.) to reach, to obtain, to find (HALOT 920)
Hebrew
paḳḳūˁā - colocynth (HALOT 960)
Hebrew
pḳd - to deposit; (hip.) to entrust; to appoint; to attend to; to pass in review, to muster; to pass in review; to seek (with interest, desire); to seek in vain, to miss, to lack; to visit (HALOT 957)
Hebrew
pāḳam - to prick an animal's mouth with the bit (Jastrow 1209)
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