Words

Jibbali
ˁɔ́ḳɔ́b - to milk a cow again and again without one’s father knowing; (D) to milk a cow after it has been suckling its calf; (Š) to make the calves suck their mothers’ milk (JL 11)
Jibbali
ˁɔ́ṭɔ́r - to twist (JL 19)

Perhaps cf. PS *ˀṭr ‘to take away, to deprive someone (of a physical facility)’ 

Jibbali
γŏs - to disappear behind (JL 86)
Harsusi
arēṭeḥ - to arrange properly (HL 106)
Harsusi
ˀād - still, yet, again (HL 12)
Harsusi
efḫāḏ - thigh (HL 37)
Harsusi
ˀanšēt - spider (HL 9)
Harsusi
ˀardīb - nape of the neck (HL 9)
Harsusi
ˀarḳáyb, ˀarḳōb - mouse (HL 10)
Probably related with metathesis and secondary emphatisation of -k-.
Harsusi
ˀarḳáyb ḏe-fām - Achilles' tendon (HL 10)