Words

Soqotri
sᵉre - to fall (Naumkin et al. 2015a:84; CSOL II 578; CSOL I 645)
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streʰ - hut, booth (CSOL III 203; LS 291)

streʰ di-ˁaríš ‘hut’:
ˁámok féreˁ kor yeˁóumor tóʸhen ḷe-streʰ di-ˁaríš ‘I collected some palm branches to arrange them over a hut’ (Bulakh 2024:170)

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sáṭahan - sultan (CSOL II 578; CSOL I 646; LS 349)
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súwa - well, correctly (CSOL II 578; CSOL I 646; LS 283)
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séyyod - to be rich (Naumkin et al. 2016a:52; Naumkin et al. 2013b:543–544; CSOL I 646; LS 284–285)
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ŝóˀom - to sell (CSOL III 221; Naumkin et al. 2015a:87; CSOL II 596; CSOL I 663; LS 429)
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ŝíˀimhiľ - 1. left; 2. left side (CSOL III 221; CSOL II 596; CSOL I 667; LS 430)
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šébdeʰ - liver (CSOL III; CSOL II 590; CSOL I 567; LS 410)
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šbaḥ - étendre les pieds (to spread feet) (LS 410)
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šέdhɛd - to be lean, meager (meat) (Naumkin et al. 2016b:78; CSOL I 526)

The morphological background of this verb remains uncertain, its attribution to the causative-reflexive stem of *d-h-d is conjectural. In the perfect, it is said to be different from šέdhed (yešέdhed/ľišέdhɛd) ‘to wave a stick’.