Sometimes can be used synonymously to gīd ‘good’, twice in MTO (18:17, 43:4) and once in MTjŠ (11:37). In SAE III and IV it is “mostly attested with the meanings “beautiful”, “handsome”, “nice”” (Kogan 2015:504)
Mehri
rəḫəmūt - Egyptian vulture
(ML 334)
Mehri
rēkəb - to sleep with a woman
(ML 322)
Mehri
rəkūt - to step, to stand on, to tread
(ML 323)
“Also adduced in Jahn 1902:221 and Bittner 1909:41, but, apparently, unattested in any of the three Vienna corpora.” (Kogan 2015:512)
Mehri
rəḳáwṣ - to jog up and down
(ML 325)
Mehri
rəkūẓ̂ - (horse, camel) to kick backwards, to trample
(ML 324)
Mehri
rəmlēt - sand, soil, dust
(ML 327)
Not attested in MTO where baṭḥ is used with similar meanings. Apart from this, attested once in SAE III (85:22) and adduced by Thomas 1937:316 (Kogan 2015:517).