Words

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móḥoŝ - to take off one’s garment (CSOL II 534; CSOL I 608; LS 241)
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maḥzéḷo - oppressed person (female) (LS 169, CSOL I 569, CSOL II)
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máḥzeľ - oppressed person (male) (LS 169, CSOL I 569, CSOL II)
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mikḷéṭoʰ - a worn-out milk-skin which can still be used to store milk during short whiles (CSOL I 577)
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méḳhim - bottom of a precipice (CSOL I 586; CSOL II 511)
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míľi - to be filled (CSOL II 535; CSOL I 609; LS 243)
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mέľyeṭ - feather, down (CSOL I 610; Naumkin et al. 2016b:74; Naumkin et al. 2015a:78; Naumkin et al. 2014a:44; CSOL II 536; LS 233)
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mέḷḥe - jaw (LS 244; CSOL I 602)

It is to be typologically compared to similar Hbr. forms in *lVγ- ‘jaw’, No. 177.

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mɛḷέmo - in di-mɛḷέmo ‘an animal whose color is purely white, without any admixture’ (CSOL II 536)
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méḷaṭ - to pluck (CSOL I 610; CSOL II 536; Naumkin et al. 2014b:44)

pass. míľaṭ (yemóuḷaṭ/ľimḷóṭ) ‘be plucked’ مِيلَط 

ṣö́ḷobk óˀoz e-ˁeyyúg di-gédeḥ wa-ˀírɛm ŝérhi wa-ḳarére míľaṭ wa-nífaḥ ‘I slaughtered a goat for the men who had come to visit me. Then its skin was put into a mixture of water and ashes and on the next day plucked clean and inflated for drying’ (CSOL I 9:5)