Words

Jibbali
hɛt - thou (JL 99)
The initial h-, whose origin is uncertain, is paralleled by Modern Aramaic forms: Mal. hačč, Tur. hat (Kogan 2009:66).
Jibbali
hit - you (fem. sg.) (JL 99)
The initial h-, whose origin is uncertain, is paralleled by Modern Aramaic forms: Mal. hašš, Tur. hat (Kogan 2009:66).
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hɔ̄t - big, long snake (JL 100)
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hĩẓ̂ - (milk) to begin turning into butter (JL 112)
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ḥē - to be cured (JL 121)
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ḥablέt - umbilical cord (JL 164)
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aḥbéẓ̂ (caus.) - to bleed profusely; to make a cistern (JL 121)
Placed under ḥwẓ̂ and probably derived from the present root with a clear meaning shift.
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ḥõd - to thank (JL 111)
borrowed from Arabic
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ḥɔ́ḏɔ́r - to build a thatched pen (JL 103)

Cf. Soq. ḥódir, Mhr. ḥəḏūr ‘to build a thatched pen’. Their further etymology is uncertain. If related to Arb. ḥḏr ‘to be cautious, on guard’, the original meaning would be ‘to make precautions (to prevent livestock from climbing the walls)’.

Jibbali
ḥfɔḏ̣ - to keep safe, to preserve, to look after (JL 104)
probably borrowed from Arabic