Words

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gaḥŝ - beginning of the rain season (from mid-September to mid-October) (CSOL I 544)
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góḥoŝ - to take off (cloth from a covered object) (Naumkin et al. 2014b:49, 65; LS 108)
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góḷe - disease (LS 109; CSOL II 463; Bulakh 2022:200)

In the expression bismiľľa wa-seľhebéten ˁan góḷe ‘I seek refuge in God from this trouble’ (CSOL II 25:8).

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gέḷe - 1. to appear, to float on the surface; 2. to watch (Kogan 2020:451; Naumkin et al. 2015a:68; LS 109)
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geḷˁémoʰ - berry, fruit (LS 109; CSOL II 464)
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géḷom - to pluck, to pick out from the tree (fruits) (Naumkin et al. 2014b:53; LS 109)
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geḷeménoʰ - bat (LS 109; CSOL II 464)

di-geḷeménoʰ ‘guano’:

fóˀosk ṭey šouḥároʰ éˀenṭ di-geḷeménoʰ wa-ˀenṭ di-bádaḷ wa-ˀenṭ di-rétet ‘So I went to a woman to ask for some guano, and some sheep droppings, and some compost’ (CSOL II 9:23)

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igľísoʰ - plateau (LS 109; CSOL I 544)
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géḷaṭ - to remove the stick blocking its mouth (a kid) (CSOL III; CSOL I 544; Naumkin et al. 2016b:72; CSOL II 464)
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gémed - to become thick, condensed (Bulakh et al. 2021:248; Bulakh 2021:280; Naumkin et al. 2015a:69; CSOL I 545; LS 110)

Not to be confused with the Arabism gέmed ‘thick’ (Wehr 134, Behnstedt 205): ḳáṭmehim ʸheʰ ḷébhon gέmed (zúbdaʰ) ‘Fresh butter is white and thick (zubdaʰ in Arabic)’ (CSOL II 2:25)