Words

Harsusi
ẑərōṭ - to fart (audibly) (HL 152)
Harsusi
γemōs - to disappear (HL 45)
Soqotri
ɛʰ - vocative particle (LS 47; CSOL I 460; CSOL II 374)
Soqotri
ɛʰ - interjection of assertion (LS 47; CSOL I 460; CSOL II 374)
Soqotri
e- - to, for (LS 47, CSOL I 461, CSOL II 375)

with 1 sg. suff. énhi, without suff. e-

This preposition introduces the indirect object of such verbs as ˁö́mor ‘to say’ or éndeḳ ‘to give.’ It can also be used with other verbs as benefactive (with the meaning ‘in favor of, for’) or malefactive (‘to the detriment of’).

Soqotri
óˀo - where (LS 47, 52, CSOL I 461, CSOL II 375)

interrogative and relative

also:
díˀo ‘to where’
ˁaf óˀo ‘until where (interrogative)
menóˀo ‘from where’
di-menóˀo ‘from where (adjectival interrogative)’
ḷóˀo ‘by which way’

Soqotri
aˀḥ - interjection of despair (LS 499, CSOL I 462, CSOL II 376)
Soqotri
íˀimhɛḷ, ímhɛḷ - right side (LS 64; CSOL I 473 ; CSOL II 390 )
Soqotri
éˀtᴐḷ - tamarisk (Morris 2002:51)
Soqotri
áˁid - to arrange date clusters above palm tree branches (CSOL II 377–378 )