ṣ̂abb- {} ĉ̣abb-: 'kind of lizard'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	ḍabb- 'lizard, particularly the lizard of Africa (which certain tribes eat)', ḍabb-at- 'female lizard', ḍabīb-at- 'lizard of Africa' [BK 2 3], [LA I 538].	BK 2 3; LA I 538
Mehri	ẑǝbbīt [JM 472]; ẑōb [JM 472]; ẑobb [Jahn 174]; ẑôb [Jahn 175].	JM 472; Jahn 174; Jahn 175	gloss withheld
Harsusi	ẑebbēt [JH 151]; ẑōb [JH 151].	JH 151	gloss withheld
Jibbali	ẕ̂ɔb (pl. ẕ̂ēt) [JJ 322]; ẕ̂obb, ẕ̂ab(b)ón [Bittner 25].	JJ 322; Bittner 25
Hebrew	ṣāb (HALOT 994), pB. [Ja. 1257]	HALOT 994; Ja. 1257	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	ʕabbā 'fish sauce, whip-tailed lizard' [Brock. 503], 'lizard (in the dialect of Beth Garmai)' [PS 2763].	Brock. 503; PS 2763

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Updated 22 October 2026