šaly-(at-) {} saly-(at-): 'afterbirth, fetal membranes'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	salan 'membrane that envelops the fetus' [BK 1 1133]; salīl- 'son' and 'male fetus' [ibid. 1117]	BK 1 1133; BK 1117
Akkadian	silītu, šelītu, šalītu OB, SB [CAD s 264], [AHw 1043]	CAD s 264; AHw 1043	gloss withheld
Tigre	sǝlät [LH 169]	LH 169	gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic	šulita [DM 454]	DM 454	gloss withheld
Geez	sayl [LGz 522]	LGz 522	gloss withheld
Gurage	MSQ šǝl šäkkätä [LGur 577] (šäkkätä [ibid. 576]), MUH šǝr, GYE šīr, CHA EŽA ENN šǝrǝr [ibid. 577].	LGur 577; LGur 576	gloss withheld
Hebrew	šilyā (HALOT 1524); PB šālīl [Ja 1583].	HALOT 1524; Ja 1583	gloss withheld
Amharic	šǝl [K 603]	K 603	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	šilyǝtā, šilyā; silyǝtā, sīlǝtā 'afterbirth' [Ja 1584; 995]; šillūlā 'embryo, birth' [ibid. 1579]	Ja 1584; Ja 1579
Syrian Aramaic	šǝlītā; šǝlā 'afterbirth; membrane covering the fetus' [Brock 778]	Brock 778
Tigrinya	šǝlät 'fetus still in the mother's womb; placenta or afterbirth of animals' [Bass 218]; šǝl 'fetus still in the mother's womb' [ibid. 215]	Bass 218; Bass 215

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Updated 22 October 2026