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Mehri
fəẑ
- to run away, to flee
(ML 111)
Mehri
gəbhēt
- front
(ML 113)
Mehri
gəbn
- cheese
(ML 113)
thought to be borrowed from Arabic
Mehri
gēbər
- vulva
(ML 113)
Mehri
gīd
- good
(ML 128)
The main term for “good” in MTO, MTjŠ, SAE III and IV (see Kogan 2015:503-504 for examples). “In Nakano 1986:130 gīd is strictly assigned to inanimate objects”. (ibid.)
Mehri
gɛ̄d
- skin, hide
(ML 119)
pl. gəlɛ̄d
Mehri
gōdəḥ
- to drift ashore
(ML 114)
Mehri
gēdəl
- foot
(ML 114)
Only one attestation in MTO (Kogan 2015:502).
Mehri
gīdōr
- wall, cairn, piled stones
(ML 114)
a loanword from Arabic?
Mehri
gǝŝō
- to belch, eructate
(ML 126)
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