fakk- 'hinge; joint of two jaws; part of the mouth comprising the upper and lower jaw' [BK 2 624]; ʔafakk- 'place where the two jaws join' [ibid.]; fanīk- 'place where the two jaws meet' [BK 2 639].
BK 2 624; BK 2 639
Tigre
fǝk(k) or fäk(k), pl. ʔafkak [LH 670]
LH 670
gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic
pakkā 'mala, bucca; maxilla' [Brock 567]
Brock 567
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