Words

Syriac
ḥāltā - maternal aunt (LSyr. 221, SL 461)
Syriac
ḥeltā - vagina (Brock. 232)
Syr. ḥeltā ‘vagina’ and Tgr. ḥəlelät ‘penis’ (hardly an Arabism in view of difference in meaning and pattern; pace [Leslau Loanwords 166]) can be as well compared to each other and to Arb. ‘canal of the penis’ still making a Sem. anatomic term with a possible meaning ‘canal of the genital organ’.
Syriac
ḥmˁ - to ferment, rise (LSyr. 240, SL 466)
Syriac
ḥmā - father-in-law (LSyr. 238, SL 461)
Syriac
ḥamrā - wine (LSyr. 241, SL 467)
Syriac
ḥmārā - donkey (LSyr. 241, SL 467)
Syriac
ḥammeš - five (LSyr. 242, SL 468)
Syriac
ḥumšā - abdomen, omassum (LSyr. 242)
š points to *š, while t < *ṯ is expected. Probably a Hebraism, see [Degen 1979].
Syriac
ḥmātā - mother-in-law (LSyr. 242, SL 469)
Syriac
ḥemtā - heat, ardor; poison (LSyr. 242, SL 469)