dadd-, dayd-: 'breast, teat'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Akkadian	dadānu (diadānu, daddānu) OB on [CAD d 17], [AHw 148].	CAD d 17; AHw 148	gloss withheld
Ugaritic	dd [Aist 75]	Aist 75	gloss withheld
Modern Arabic	ḤḌR dayd [Land Ḥaḍr 579]; NYEM dīdī [Behnstedt 399]; DAṮ dayd [GD 896]	Behnstedt 399; GD 896	gloss withheld
Hebrew	dad, du. daddayim (HALOT 214)	HALOT 214	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	dad (det. daddā) [Ja 280]; dd [DJPA 139b apud CAL]	Ja 280; DJPA 139b; CAL	gloss withheld
Gurage	EŽA MUH dadda; CHA ENN GYE data; END dattä (SED I 45)	SED I 45

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Ugaritic 'breast, bosom' is ḏd (DULAT 282), in 2050; DULAT 262 reads dd as 'love, loved one'.

Updated 22 October 2026