Words

Hebrew
lwṭ - to wrap up (HALOT 523)
Hebrew
layil - night (HALOT 528)
Cf. also laylā ‘night’ (HALOT 528).
Hebrew
lyn - to spend the night, to stay over night (HALOT 529)
Hebrew
layiš - lion (HALOT 529)
Hebrew
mā - what (HALOT 550)
Hebrew
mī - who (HALOT 575)
Hebrew
məˀōd - many (HALOT 538)
Hebrew
māˁōn - refuge; habitation (BDB 732)

The distinction between māˁōn I ‘help, assistance’ and māˁōn II ‘dwelling’ introduced in HALOT 610, where the two terms are traced to different WS roots, does not seem well-founded 

Hebrew
məˁārā - cave (HALOT 615)
Hebrew
mēˁayim - entrails, intestines (HALOT 609)