يأخذ

Proto-Semitic : ^*^ʾaḫāð
Akkadian :
aḫāzu (G. to take, seize, to capture ; to marry ; to learn ; to acquire Gt. to be connected with ; to be well versed in sth. D. to mount, plate, inlay ; to marry Š. to make s.o. take sth. ; to make s.o. marry ; to make s.o. learn, to instruct, to indicate to s.o. ; to ignite, set fire to sth. Št1. to be instructed Št2. to ignite Štn. to instruct, inform s.o. repeatedly N. to marry each other ; to catch, spread (fire))
Syriac : eḥad ܐܸܚܲܕ
Hebrew : ʾāḥaz אָחַז
Ugaritic : ảḫð

Proto-Afro-Asiatic: *ʔaḫuǯ-

Meaning: take

Semitic: *ʔVḫud_-

Number: 1417

Proto-Semitic: *ʔVh_ud_-

Afroasiatic etymology: Afroasiatic etymology

Meaning: 'take'

Akkadian: ah_azu

Ugaritic: ʔḫd

Hebrew: ʔḥz

Aramaic: (Epigr) ʔḥd, (Palest) ʔḥad

Syrian Aramaic: ʔeḥad

Mandaic Aramaic: ahad

Arabic: ʔh_d_ [-u-]

Epigraphic South Arabian: ʔh_d_

Geʕez (Ethiopian): ʔh_z

Amharic: yazä

Notes: Moab ʔḥz

Central Chadic: *(ʔV)gVǯ- 'search, shove one's hand into smth.'

Central Cushitic (Agaw): *ʔaʒ- 'take'

High East Cushitic: *ʔaḍ- (< *ʔaHVʒ- ?) 'take'