Proto-Semitic root
*ŝady-
‘a (measured) plot of open country, cultivated land’
di Mino’s gloss: open field, countryside; steppe; plot of land
Record 1804 ↗ · SED semet 1938 · Basis: SED
In Linear A2 entries
Reflexes10 languages
East Semitic1
- Akkadianšadû OAkk. on (CAD Š/1 49), šiddu OAkk. on, MB on (CAD Š/2 403–407; AHw 1230)gloss withheld
Northwest Semitic6
- Mandaic Aramaicsadia (DM 310)gloss withheld
- Ugariticšd (DULAT 795, 797)gloss withheld
- Phoenicianšd (T 314), Amrn. ša-te-e (HJ 1110)gloss withheld
- Hebrewŝādǟ (HALOT 1307, 1308)gloss withheld
- Syrian Aramaicsaddā 'furrowthe space of a furrow, i.e. 400 ells' (Brock. 460)
- Punicšd ‘field’Anderson–Moser 2024 root śdy
Epigraphic South Arabian1
- Epigraphic South ArabianSab. s2dw (SD 131) (Sabaweb lemma 5069)gloss withheld
Ethiopic and Modern South Arabian2
- Tigresǝd (LH 197)gloss withheld
- Amharicsäd(d)a (Kane 1990, 574)gloss withheld
† Gloss withheld: the cited dictionary’s licence is closed, so its form and page stand without its gloss.