“Lexicalized participle derived from gndr ‘to rolľ. The root’s immediate etymology is uncertain. See Kurd. gindirîn ‘to roll, overturn’ (Chyet 213). This root is also attested in the national lexicography of Classical Syriac (see SL 245 on gndr ‘to rotate, turn around, to rolľ). The verb is also known in JBA (gndr ‘to rolľ DJBA 294). Cf. also Arab.: mdangar ‘rund’ (VW I 159); mdangar ‘rund’ (Kinderib 51).” (Barsky et al. 2018:97)
“Lexicalized particle derived from grvn ‘to make round’, while the verb was derived from gurovar/grovar ‘round’” (Barsky et. al 2018:97).
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grovar - rund (round)
(JL 163)
Borrowed from Kurdish, cf. girover ‘round’ (Chyet 216).
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gawro - Mann, Ehemann (husband)
(RW 171)
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he - noch (still)
(RW 199)
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hul - bis, ehe, solange (until, before, as long as)
(RW 207)
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hlx - II. zu Fuß gehen; fahren (to walk; ride)
(JL 172)
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hən - einige, etliche (some, quite a few)
(RW 203)
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hənne - sie (they)
(Barsky et al. 2018:102)
Borrowed from Arabic, cf. Anat. Arab. hənne ‘sie’ (VW 227, Kinderib 149)