Words

Jibbali
s̃ədbér - to turn one’s back (JL 43)
Erroneously placed by Johnstone under dwr.
Jibbali
dəbrέt - swelling under the skin on a camel's back (JL 42)

Probably an Arabism.

Jibbali
délé - to pull by rope (JL 39)

See also dέlɛ ‘well-bucket; well-rope’ (JL 39).

Jibbali
ḏ̣ífέr - finger or toe-nail (JL 48)
Jibbali
dəgdég - insect like a grasshopper (JL 35)
Jibbali
edóhum - to come unexpectedly at night (JL 36)

May eventually be related to the present root with unusual semantic derivations from ‘dark, darkness’ (cf. Bulakh 2006a, 198f.). See also dóhúm ‘heat-haze, shimmer’, edhím ‘to sleep with one’s wife when children or guests are sleeping in the same room’ (JL 36).

Jibbali
dέhər - time (JL 36)

dahr- ‘time, period of time; age, duration of life; eternity’ (Lane 923)

Jibbali
ḏ̣aḥám - (animal) to make water (JL 48)
Jibbali
ḏ̣āḥəm - urine (JL 49)
Jibbali
dekk - to bump (against); to bang a hole in (JL 37)