ŝ1hḳ {} ŝhḳ: 'to hiccup'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	šhḳ (a, i) 'to rattle (in the throat); to sob (said of a dying person); to have hiccups' [BK 1 1282]	BK 1 1282
Mehri	šwēheḳ [JH 124], šwēhǝḳ [JM 540, Engl-Mehri], šǝwhǝḳáwt (n.).	JH 124; JM 540, Engl-Mehri	gloss withheld
Harsusi	šeháwḳ (yǝšhōḳ) [JH 124]	JH 124
Jibbali	s̃éhǝḳ [JJ 266]; cf. also ŝhḳ [JJ 249] (EAST) šehǝḳ [JM 424]	JJ 266; JJ 249; JM 424	gloss withheld
Hebrew	šhḳ (pi.) [BY 6926] (Hapax in Abot de-r. Nathan)	BY 6926

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Updated 22 October 2026