Words

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ˁábreʰ - generation, group of people or animals born in the same year (CSOL II 401; LS 296)
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máˁabher - rock, boulder (LS 296; CSOL I 484; CSOL II 401)
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ˁö́baẓ̂ - to go beyond, to trespass the limits (CSOL II 401)
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ˁed - life (LS 298; CSOL I 485; CSOL II 401; Naumkin et al. 2015a:59)

be-ḥay mek ˁed ‘By your life!’ (a formula of swearing):

be-ḥay mek ˁed kaḷ ekóbki ‘I swear by your life that we will enter!’ (CSOL II 20:53)

aḥáḥ ˁed ‘How nice!’:

aḥáḥ ˁed nɛtéfsoʰ énhi náˁaʰ ‘Oh how nice! Now I can breathe freely’ (Bulakh 2024:173)

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ˁad - still, as yet, also (CSOL II 420; CSOL I 504; LS 302)

ˁad náˁaʰ ‘up to this moment, still now’ (c) 

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ˁódib - to pester, to wear (with problems, difficulties) (CSOL I 485; LS 298)
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(3 sg. f.) aˁdédoʰ - to let the legally prescribed period of waiting before re-marriage elapse (a woman) (CSOL II 402)
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ˁédog - to be suckled (a child or a young of an animal) (LS 299; CSOL I 485; CSOL II 402)
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ˁádho - mountain pass (LS 299; CSOL II 402)
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ˁédaḳ - to let, to permit (LS 300; CSOL II 402; Naumkin et al. 2015a:59)

In sound file No. 139 of the Phonogrammarchiv of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the verb is used with the meaning ‘to forsake’: 

wa-ˁédoʰ ši díˀʸho di-bórhe... di-bírothen waḷ-teˁadóḳhen ‘There is still with me my mother... the one who bore me, and she will not forsake me.’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a 139)