*našy-: '(sciatic) tendon'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	nasan (nsy) 'the main tendon that descends from the thigh and runs down the leg to the heel' [BK 2 1254].	BK 2 1254
Ugaritic	ʔanš [Del Olmo 515], ʔanš [Aist 28].	Aist 28	gloss withheld
Hebrew	nāšǟ (in: gīd hannāšǟ) (hapax in [Gen 32:33]) (HALOT 729)	HALOT 729	gloss withheld
Amharic	anisa [K 1213], anesa [ibid.].	K 1213	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	našyā (in: gīdā dǝ-našyā) [Ja 939]; gydh dnšyyh [Sok 361]	Ja 939; Sok 361	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	gennešyā 'sciatic nerve' [Brock 126]	Brock 126

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Updated 22 October 2026