*ksʾ: 'full moon'
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Reflexes
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Notes
HALOT 487 takes Hebrew keseʾ as a loan from Akkadian kusēʾu. Al-Jallad (2026, 83) adds Jewish Babylonian ksʾʾ (kessā). The one Safaitic attestation reads b-ksʾ mlḥ 'at the setting of mlḥ' (C 523).
Updated 3 November 2026