Words

Sabaic
dr-m - one occasion (SD 37)

dr-m dr-m ‘turn by turn’ (SD 37). Sabaic words do not refer to a long time period (”eternity”) and may rather represent a different, independent derivation from *d-w-r “to turn”.

Sabaic
ˀ-dwr - villages, settlements (SD 37, Jamme 1962, 62)
Sabaic
- one who/that which (relative pronoun, masc. sg.) (SD 37)
Sabaic
ḏhb - bronze (SD 38)
Sabaic
ḏkr - male (child) (SD 38)
Sabaic
ḏkr - to mention, to record (SD 38)
Sabaic
ḏnb - to rout enemy (SD 39)
May be derived from this root with the meaning shift.
Sabaic
ḏt - one who/that which (relative pronoun, fem. sg.) (SD 37)
Sabaic
ḏty - ones who/that which (relative pronoun, fem. du.) (SD 37)
Sabaic
ḏy - ones who/that which (relative pronoun, masc. du.) (SD 37)