*rahṭ-: 'kinsmen, kinsfolk' 1, 'to league with; to be kin' 2
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Al-Jallad (2026, 122) compares Arabic rahṭ 'a man's people, his near kinsfolk' (Lane 1169c) and Sabaic ʾrhṭ 'a group of persons, relatives' (Sabaweb, s.v. rhṭ).
Updated 3 November 2026