Wiki/Kaphtor Semitic Roots/G*gīd-: 'sinew, nerve' Root FieldValueReconstruction*gīd-Meaning'sinew, nerve'BasisSEDSEDSEDonline semet 2050 Reflexes LanguageFormSourcesNoteSoqotrižid [LS 157], [SSL LS 1456]LS 157; SSL LS 1456gloss withheldAkkadiangīdu MB, MA on [CAD g 66], [AHw 287]CAD g 66; AHw 287gloss withheldMandaic Aramaicgiada [DM 88]DM 88gloss withheldUgariticgd [DULAT 290]DULAT 290gloss withheldEast EthiopicSEL gānǯä, WOL ganǯä, ZWY gādiyō [LGur 269]LGur 269gloss withheldGurageCHA ENN GYE gaǯa, EZHA gaǯǯa, END gaǯä, MSQ ganǯa [ibid.]Jibbaliz̃éd [JJ 70]JJ 70gloss withheldHebrewgīd (HALOT 189)HALOT 189gloss withheldJudaic Aramaicgīdā [Ja 234]; gyd [DJPA 127a apud CAL]Ja 234; DJPA 127a; CALgloss withheldSyrian Aramaicgǝyādā 'nerve, fiber of the root' [Brock 114]Brock 114AramaicOFF (pl.det.) gydyʔ [HJ 221]; gyd (Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. gyd)HJ 221; Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. gyd; Anderson–Moser 2024 root gydgloss withheldModern AramaicMAL ɣyōḏa (SED I 68)SED I 68 A form keeps its source's gloss only when the source is public domain or openly licensed. Notes Har. gānǯa 'tendon' is probably a Cushitic loan (Qab. Tem. gāǧǧā, Al. gāǧǝmā; LHar 73).Updated 22 October 2026Linked from 1 pageG