Words

Mehri
ŝōḫ - big, old, oldest, senior (only masculine) (ML 391)
The feminine form of the adjective “big” is nōb (ML 306). The suppletivism is lost “in the Mehri variety registered in MTjŠ, where ŝōḫ has a non-suppletive feminine form ŝaḫt.” (Kogan 2015:577, fn. 1499)
Mehri
ŝḫəwəlūl - to sit, stay (ML 390)
Mehri
ŝəkūr - to give much milk after shortage (ML 378)
Borrowed from Arabic.
Mehri
ŝālēt - beeswax, honeycomb (ML 370)
Mehri
ŝīnī - to see (ML 381)
Mehri
ŝərūf - to build up sticks for a fire (ML 383)
Mehri
ŝarḫ - wand; lopped, dressed branch (ML 385)
Mehri
ŝrayn - leg, foot (ML 382; Nakano 1986:9)
The term is well-attested in SAE IX and SAE III (Mundart B) (see Kogan 2015:502 for examples).
Mehri
ŝatna - to look unwell, to have an ill-favored countenance, to be unpleasant to behold (ML 380‒381)
Mehri
ŝūna - to be unkind, to humiliate (ML 380‒381)