Proto-Semitic root

*ṯa/ud-

‘(woman’s) breast’

di Mino’s gloss: breast, bosom; udder

Record 2036 ↗ · SED semet 2229 · Basis: SED

In Linear A3 entries

I-NA-TA-I-ZU-DI-SI-KAʿInatī ṯudī-šiqāmy Anat, Breast-Who-Gives-Drink—theonym plus compound divine epithetSpeculativeSemitic13D ZU-DIṯudībreast (√ṯ-d-y, PS *ṯad-)ProbableSemitic1 ZU-DUṯudubreast (woman's)CandidateSemitic2

Reflexes9 languages

Northwest Semitic4

Ugariticṯd [Aist 332].gloss withheld
Hebrewšād (du. šādayim) (HALOT 1416, 1417), šōd (HALOT 1418)gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaictaddā [Ja 1647]td (pl. tdyn, tddyn) [DJPA 575b apud CAL]gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaictǝdā [Brock 816; OLA80 §30.11]gloss withheld

Arabic1

Arabicṯady-, ṯidy- ‘breast, nipple (of a woman)’ [BK 1 220].

Ethiopic and Modern South Arabian4

Mehriṯódi [JM 415]gloss withheld
Soqotritódi et al. [LS 439] (see also [SSL LS 1477; SSL 4 98])gloss withheld
Harsusiṯōdi [JH 132]gloss withheld
Jibbaliṯɔ́dɛʔ [JJ 283]gloss withheld

† Gloss withheld: the cited dictionary’s licence is closed, so its form and page stand without its gloss.

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