*ḫuld-: 'mole'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	ḫuld-, ḫald- 'taupe' [BK 1 612], [Fr. I 513], [Lane 784], [LA III 165].	BK 1 612; Fr. I 513; Lane 784; LA III 165
Hebrew	ḥōläd (HALOT 316), pB. ḥuldā, ḥuldat ha-ssǝnāʔīm [Ja. 433]	HALOT 316; Ja. 433	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	ḥuldā [Ja. 433], [Levy WT I 258], ḥld, det. ḥwldh [DJPA 201b apud CAL].	Ja. 433; Levy WT I 258; DJPA 201b; CAL	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	ḥuldā 'mole', ḥaldūdā 'jumping mouse (jerboa)' [Brock. 233], [PS 1276-7].	Brock. 233; PS 1276-7
Aramaic	Sam. ḥld [Tal 270].	Tal 270	gloss withheld
Phoenician	ḥld (B 310)	B 310	gloss withheld
Modern Aramaic	NSyr. khildâ (M 99); JNA xulda (Sabar 194); Tur. xilt (Ritter 546), xuldo (Ritter 551)	M 99; Sabar 194; Ritter 546; Ritter 551	gloss withheld
Amorite	ḫuld: ḫu-li-di-im (Sanmartín GlOS 1, 270)	Sanmartín GlOS 1, 270	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026