*raḫam-: 'bird of prey'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	raḫam- 'a kind of vulture that has a white body and neck and black wingtips' [BK 1 841], [LA XII 235].	BK 1 841; LA XII 235
Mehri	rǝḫǝmūt [JM 334]; raḫmôt (Jahn 220 apud SED II 251)	JM 334; Jahn 220; SED II 251	gloss withheld
Harsusi	reḫemōt [JH 107].	JH 107
Jibbali	ɛrḫõt (pl. erḫúhm) [JJ 218].	JJ 218
Hebrew	rāḥām, rāḥāmā (HALOT 1217), pB. [Ja. 1467]	HALOT 1217; Ja. 1467	gloss withheld
Aramaic	D.-Alla rḥm [HJ 1070]	HJ 1070	gloss withheld
Eblaitic	la-ḫa-bù /Raḫabu/ (= BURU₄.MUŠEN, VE 1370'; Kogan 2025, 8)	VE 1370; Kogan 2025, 8	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026