Words

Soqotri
náhaḳ - to inhale air into one’s throat as a sign of joy, amazement or fear (CSOL II 549)
Soqotri
néḥe - to burn (intransitive); to be hot, warm (Lexique Soqotri 264; CSOL I 624, CSOL II 551)

The verb is given in I stem. The intransitive meaning ‘to burn’ is expressed by the verb in 3 sg. m. or f. with the preposition be- introdicing the substance which is being burned (CSOL I 85). The combination di-yenáḥa is used with the adjectival meaning “warm”. The verbal root is also attested in the IV stem: enḥe ‘mettre le feu’ (Lexique Soqotri 264).

Soqotri
naḥf - potsherd (LS 264, CSOL I 622, CSOL II 550)
Soqotri
náḥag - play; joke (LS 259, CSOL II 550)
Soqotri
náḥḳoḳ - ronfler (LS 264)
A reflex of a variant root related to the present one.
Soqotri
náḥar - lineage (LS 265, CSOL II 550)
Soqotri
náḥrer - nose (LS 265, CSOL I 623, CSOL II 550)
Soqotri
nḥaṭ - under (LS 263, CSOL I 623, CSOL II 551)
Soqotri
néked - to fall (LS 267, CSOL I 624, CSOL II 552)
Soqotri
nö́kam - to take revenge (LS 274, not in CSOL I, CSOL II 553)

likely borrowed from Arabic