ṣamādu (2) [LAL : , LÁL :
] (vb. i/i ; ṣemēdu)
1) to tie up , to yoke , to hitch up , to bind up , to harness (animal, plough, chariot) ; 2) to equip , to get ready , to make preparations ( person, troops, supplies) ; 3) to gird , to tie on (clothing, weapon) ; 4) to attach , to apply (a bandage) ; 5) (D) to connect watercourses , to apply a bandage to someone ;
Cf. ṣamādu (1)
Variants : ṣemēdu
See also : ṣamadāni, ṣamdu, ṣimdu (1), ṣimdatu, ṣimittu, ṣindītu, ṣummudu, naṣmadu, naṣmattu
Comparison with other Semitic languages :
- Proto-Semitic : *ṣ́amād
- Arabic : ḍamada ضَمَدَ "to bandage"
- Hebrew : ṣāmaḋ צָמַד "to tie"
- Ugaritic : ṣmd