Words

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ḥeṭṭ - to descend (JL 119)
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ḥēṭ - to become swollen (JL 102)
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ḥɔ́ṭɔ́b - to fetch wood (JL 119)
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ḥíṭét - food in general, beans, cereals (JL 119)
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ḥiṭet - paddy ear (JL 119)
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ḥɔ́zɔ́g - to put the girths on a camel; to tie a cow’s legs together when one wants to milk it

Also maḥzég ‘hobble tied tightly on the front legs of a cow while milking’. Cf. Soq. ḥézog ‘to bind, to tether (hind legs of a cow, to milk it)’.

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ḥaz̃ɔ́t - large, blind black segmented centipede oftenest seen during rainy season (JL 106)
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ḫarmét - hare-lip; notch in the ear, nose, eyelid, etc. (JL 305)
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ḫádər - cave used as a house or pen (JL 298)
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ḫaf - foot, sole (JL 298)
Both faˁm and ḫaf appear to denote “foot” in the JLO corpus (see Kogan 2015:502-503).