saḫiṭa 'he was, became, displeased, discontented'; ʾasḫaṭahu 'he angered him; made him angry' (Lane 1324); suḫṭ, saḫaṭ 'dislike, displeasure, discontent'; sāḫiṭ 'displeased; discontented: angry'; masḫaṭat 'a cause of displeasure, of anger' (Lane 1325)
Lane 1324; Lane 1325
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Notes
Akkadian š answers Arabic s. Not 1392 *šVḥaṭ- 'slaughter'.