kursūʕ- 'protrusion of the ulna at the end of the little finger that touches the hand, bone at the end of the tarsus of the foot called waẓīf- (in animals)' [BK 2 885].
BK 2 885
Akkadian
kursinnu OB on [CAD K 566], [AHw 511]
CAD K 566; AHw 511
gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic
(?) kursiat, in k. anpia [DM 209 apud Nöldeke]
DM 209; Nöldeke
gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic
(?) karsūʕā 'joint' [Brock 348].
Brock 348
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