Arabic
ḥasīs- - both arteries behind the ears
(BK 1 423)
In ˀal-ḥasīs-āni (du.), with a highly specific meaning shift.
Also maḥšaⁿ ‘stomach’ (BK 1 436); ḥašaⁿ ‘painful breathing; asthma’; ḥašiⁿ ‘painful breathing’; ḥšy ‘have asthma’ [ibid.]; semantic shifts from the unattested/lost meaning ‘lung’.
Arabic
ḥaṣaⁿ - pebbles or small stones
(Lane 587)
Arabic
ḥaṣīr- - a mat woven of reeds or of palm-leaves; a garment, or piece of cloth, ornamented and variegated
(Lane 583)
Arabic
ḥiṣḥiṣ- - stone, particles of stone, dust
(LA 7 18)
Arabic
ḥiṣn- - a fortress, a fort, a fortified place
(Lane 586)
An Aramaism (Jeffery 1938:110).
Arabic
ḥtt - I. to remove the leaves of a tree; VII. to fell off (the hair from one’s head)
(Lane 508)
Cf. PArm. *nḥt ‘to go down’.