*ŝa(n)p-(at-): 'lip'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	šafat- (šifat-), pl. šifāh-, šafawāt- [BK 1 1251]	BK 1 1251
Akkadian	šaptu OAkk on [CAD š1 483], [AHw 1176]	CAD š1 483; AHw 1176
Tigre	šanǝf [LH 221]	LH 221	gloss withheld
Eblaitic	sa-ba-tum, sa-íb-tum /syap(a)tum ?/ [Kr 11; Bl E No. 25]	Kr 11
Mandaic Aramaic	sipta [DM 329]	DM 329
Ugaritic	špt [Aist 313]	Aist 313
Modern Aramaic	MAL seffṯa [Berg 79] MLḤS sepso [J Mlah 189] HRT septa [J Hert 198] NASS siptä [Tser 0150] URM si..ppat [R Urmi 102] MMND seftā [M MND 509] IRAN *siptā, sipwātíhʸ (suff.) [Pen 122]	Berg 79; J Mlah 189; J Hert 198; Tser 0150; M MND 509; Pen 122	gloss withheld
Hebrew	ŝāpā (HALOT 1346, 1347).	HALOT 1346, 1347
Judaic Aramaic	siptā 'border, lip, hem' [Ja 985] (also orthographic variants with ŝ [ibid. 1620]).	Ja 985; Ja 1620
Syrian Aramaic	septā [Brock 489]	Brock 489
Aramaic	OLD OFF špt [HJ 1181]; Dem. sph (SED I 236)	HJ 1181; SED I 236
Tigrinya	šanfaf (HALOT 1347)	HALOT 1347	gloss withheld

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Updated 22 October 2026