*kʾb: 'to suffer pain'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	kʔb 'to be very sad; to grieve' [BK 2 849].	BK 2 849
Mandaic Aramaic	KIB, KAB, KUB [DM 211]	DM 211	gloss withheld
Hebrew	kʔb (a) (HALOT 454)	HALOT 454	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	kǝʔēb 'to be heavy, to feel pain' [Ja 606]	Ja 606
Syrian Aramaic	ke(ʔ)b 'he/she afflicted with pain' [Brock 314]	Brock 314
Modern Aramaic	MLH kyv (SED I 296)	SED I 296
Aramaic	KʾB (Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. kʾb)	Aramaic Root Atlas; CAL s.v. kʾb; Anderson–Moser 2024 root kʾb	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026