ʕuṯṯat- 'moth that gnaws wool, books, leather' (also 'serpents that, it is said, devour one another during a barren year', ʕaṯṯāʔ- 'serpent') [BK 2 169], [Fr. III 106-7], [Lane 1951-2], [LA II 167].
BK 2 169; Fr. III 106-7; Lane 1951-2; LA II 167
Akkadian
ašāšu SB [CAD a2 422], [AHw. 79]
CAD a2 422; AHw. 79
gloss withheld
Hebrew
ʕāš (HALOT 895), pB. [Ja. 1124]
HALOT 895; Ja. 1124
gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic
ʕāšā 'moth' [Ja. 1124], [Levy WT I 248], [Levy WTM III 710].
Ja. 1124; Levy WT I 248; Levy WTM III 710
Syrian Aramaic
ʕaššā 'louse' [Brock. 551].
Brock. 551
Modern Aramaic
Tlk. ʕɨṯ (SED II 63)
SED II 63
A form keeps its source's gloss only when the source is public domain or openly licensed.
Notes
Ug. ʕṯ 'moth' rests on Watson's reading ṭḫṣ ʕṯ in 5.23:7, an unclear context (DULAT 876).