عٞاڸُب
ˁö́ḷob (yeˁóḷeb/ľaˁḷέb)
basic morphological information

v. (Ia)

to castrate
кастрировать
خصى
LS 309; CSOL I 490
text examples

wa-ˁeḷέboʰ ˁážeʰ díˀseʰ ˁeyyúg fáḥre taľátaʰ méʸhen ˁeḷɛbótšen ‘He followed them, in his turn, and in the end the woman castrated them all—each of the three she castrated’ (CSOL I 1:31)

root
ˁlb
etymology

Leslau (LS 309) compares Arb. ˁlb ‘to make a notch, to scratch’. A more more suitable match, however, may be found in Syr. ˁlb ‘vicit, superavit; injuria affecit, oppressit; privavit’, JPA ˁlbn ‘humiliation, insult’, JBA ˁulbānā ‘injustice’ and, eventually, Arb. γlb ‘to overcome, to subdue; to take or obtain by superior power or force’. Note Tna. ˁelbo ‘foreskin’.

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