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Mehri
sār
- behind; back, backwards
(ML 351)
Likely related with a meaning shift.
Mehri
sust
- grosser Wurm
(Jahn 1902: 226)
pl. suwês
Mehri
sətūr
- to cover
(ML 352)
Mehri
sōwi
- to level
(ML 354)
Borrowed from Arabic.
Mehri
səyūr
- to go
(ML 355)
“The only verb widely used with the meaning “to walk” = “to go”” (Kogan 2015:525) in MTO, MTjŠ, SAE III and IV.
Mehri
šəbdīt
- liver
(ML 392)
Mehri
šbēḥ
- to have the legs stretched while sleeping
(ML 392)
Mehri
šəbrō
- to look everywhere for something until one is sure it is not there
(ML 54)
Mehri
šəbšīb
- red waterworm
(ML 392)
‘kind of fish with a long, slender body and a very long lower jaw’ (Jahn 1902 228)
Mehri
šfēḥ
- to eat food put aside
(ML 392)
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