Words

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ṣī - animals of the desert (HALOT 1020)
Attested in stereotype passages describing desert beings inhabiting ruins of abandoned cities (Is 13.21, 23.13, 34.14, Je 50.39; ṣiyyīm in Ps 72.9 and 74.14 probably do not belong here). There is no direct evidence suggesting that ṣ. denotes a real animal and not a mythical creature.
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ṣayid - game (HALOT 1020)
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ŝǟ - small livestock beast (HALOT 1310)
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šaḥat - pit, trap (HALOT 1472)
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ṣmˀ - to be thirsty (HALOT 1032)
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ṣāˁīr - the smaller one, the younger one (HALOT 1041)
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ŝēbā - the grey hair; advanced age (HALOT 1318)
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ŝbˁ - to eat one's fill (HALOT 1303)
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ŝbr - to test, to investigate; (pi.) to hope, to wait (HALOT 1305)
Is likely an Aramaism (EDA I 440)
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ŝādǟ - pasture, open fields; field, arable land (HALOT 1307)