Words

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šáṭif - to be merry (Naumkin et al. 2015a:58)
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áṭaḥ - to groan, to moan (CSOL II 397; LS 57; CSOL III CSOL III)
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ṭeš or ṭeʸh - to meet its young for suckling (a cow); to drink its mother’s milk (a calf) (Bulakh et al. 2021:276)
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ɛy - to point, to indicate (CSOL III; Naumkin et al. 2015b:42; CSOL I 481; CSOL II 398)
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íyyoʰ - sign, indication, gesture (CSOL I 482)
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éˀteḷ or éˀtoḷ - to be afraid (Bulakh 2024:199; CSOL II 607; LS 437)

Undoubtedly related are tέˀiľ and tέˀíľo, in which the root *tˀl is due to secondary adaptation of the causative-reflexive marker *t to a more original double-weak structure (ˀ*w/yl).

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έʸhen - relative (LS 495; CSOL I 479)
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éʸhor - to follow (LS 54; CSOL I 482; CSOL II 398–399; Naumkin et al. 2015a:58)

Poetic form yéweʸhor (Naumkin et al. 2015a:58).

éʸhor rébneʰ ‘to follow (someone’s) advice’ (Bulakh 2026:646).

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έytim - orphan boy (CSOL I 692)
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óˀoz - goat (CSOL II 399; LS 55; CSOL I 482; Naumkin et al. 2015a:59)