*kp: 'to bend, curve; to encircle'

Root

FieldValue
Reconstruction*kp
Meaning'to bend, curve; to encircle'
Basisproject

Reflexes

LanguageFormSourcesNote
Akkadiankapāpu (CAD K 175, AHw. 442 apud SEDonline 863); kippatu (CAD K 397, AHw. 482 apud SEDonline 863); kepû (CAD K 312)CAD K 175, AHw. 442; SEDonline 863; CAD K 397, AHw. 482; CAD K 312gloss withheld
Hebrewkippā (Jastrow 635 apud SEDonline 863); kpp (HALOT 493 apud SEDonline 863)Jastrow 635; SEDonline 863; HALOT 493gloss withheld
Judaic AramaicJPA kyph (DJPA 256 apud SEDonline 863); JPA kpp (DJPA 267 apud SEDonline 863)DJPA 256; SEDonline 863; DJPA 267gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaickpy (LSyr. 323, SL 642 apud SEDonline 863); kpā (Payne Smith 222); kap (Payne Smith 221); kwp (Payne Smith 210)LSyr. 323, SL 642; SEDonline 863; Payne Smith 222; Payne Smith 221; Payne Smith 210gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaickup, kpa, kpp (MD 208)MD 208gloss withheld
Emarku-up-pí /kuppu/ (Pentiuc 2001, 109)Pentiuc 2001 109gloss withheld
Puniclkp (Krahmalkov 239)Krahmalkov 239gloss withheld

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Notes

PS *kp 'to bend; to encircle' (Kogan 2015: 443 apud SEDonline 863). Hbr. kippā is post-Biblical. HALOT 492 compares Akk. kepû 'to bend' and Syr., Mnd. 'to bend, overturn' with Hbr. kph 'to subdue, avert (anger)'.

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