Words

Hebrew
prš - to give a clear decision (HALOT 976)
According to Zimmern 1920, 434, the widespread meaning “to understand; to give a clear decision, to explain” for *p-r-š in Aramaic (and Hebrew) may be due to the influence of Akk. parāsu
Hebrew
prṣ - to make a split, a breach (HALOT 972)
Alternatively, could be traced back to *prṣ ‘to break, to cut’ or *prṯ̣ ‘to separate vertebrae from one another’.
Hebrew
prŝ - to spread out (HALOT 975)
Hebrew
pərās - eine halbe Mine (half a mina) (Levy 4 123)
Hebrew
parsā - hoof (HALOT 969)
Hebrew
päräṭ - grapes that have fallen in a vineyard (HALOT 967)
Hebrew
prṭ - to open wide, split (HALOT 967)
Hebrew
partəmīm - aristocrat, noble (HALOT 979)
Reflects Iranian *fratama- (EDA I 333)
Hebrew
psḥ - to be lame, limp (HALOT 947)
Hebrew
pissēaḥ - limping (HALOT 948)