*šāḳ-: 'thigh, leg'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	sāḳ- 'leg, shin' [BK 1 1167]	BK 1 1167
Akkadian	sīḳu MA on [AHw 1049], [CAD s 305]; sāḳu SB (LL) [AHw 1028], OA (?), SB [CAD s 169]	AHw 1049; CAD s 305; AHw 1028; CAD s 169	gloss withheld
Tigre	sǝḳuḳa [LH 182].	LH 182	gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic	šaḳa [DM 445]	DM 445	gloss withheld
Ugaritic	šḳ [Gordon 488].	Gordon 488	gloss withheld
Biblical Aramaic	šāḳṓhī (du. suff.) 'thigh' (BDB 1114)	BDB 1114
Modern Arabic	Malt siʔ		gloss withheld
Modern Aramaic	MLH čoḳo [J Mlah 171] MMND šāḳa [M MND 509]	J Mlah 171; M MND 509	gloss withheld
Hebrew	šōḳ (HALOT 1448, 1449)	HALOT 1448, 1449	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	šāḳā, šaḳḳā, šōḳā [Ja 1620]; [DJPA 564b apud CAL]	Ja 1620; DJPA 564b; CAL	gloss withheld
Syrian Aramaic	šāḳā 'femur, crus' [Brock 765]	Brock 765
Geez	(?) ṣakʷ, ṣak, ṣok; also ḍakʷ, ḍākʷ, ḍako (SED I 213)	SED I 213	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026