gapp-, ʾa-gapp-: 'wing'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	ǯff 'to flap the wings'; ǯfǯf 'to ruffle feathers, flap wings' [BK 1 303]	BK 1 303
Akkadian	agappu, gappu MA, SB on [CAD k 185], [AHw 281].	CAD k 185; AHw 281	gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic	gapa [DM 78]	DM 78	gloss withheld
Biblical Aramaic	*gap 'wing' (pl. gappīn) (BDB 1086)	BDB 1086
Modern Aramaic	MMND gap, emph. gappa [M MND 525, 502]	M MND 525, 502	gloss withheld
Hebrew	PB gap 'the long portion of the wing; arms, shoulders' [Ja 262]; ʔăgap 'wing, pinion; winged animals, poultry; arms, shoulders' [ibid. 13]	Ja 262; Ja 13
Judaic Aramaic	gappā [Ja 262]; gp [DJPA 134b apud CAL]	Ja 262; DJPA 134b; CAL	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	geppā 'wing; a fold with arms, arms; fin; fathom' [Brock 128]; cf. also gǝpetā 'a plant putting forth arms (like ivy)' [ibid.]	Brock 128
Aramaic	Dem. gp (SED I 82)	SED I 82	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026