Words

Jibbali
šənḥér - to complain (JL 186)
Jibbali
náḥar - windpipe and lungs (JL 187)
Jibbali
naḫrér - nose (JL 199)
Jibbali
nḫɔḫ - phlegm (JL 199)

Note a strategy of tri­ and quadriconsonantization here, namely doubling of a second radical. 

Jibbali
nɛ̄k - to sleep with (JL 199)
Jibbali
enké - to hurt (JL 189)
Jibbali
níkaˁ - to come (JL 187)
While zaḥám is the basic verb with meaning “to come”, níkaˁ is commonly used in the JLO corpus (see Kogan 2015:495) for details.
Jibbali
nkɔṯ - to make a false oath (JL 189)
“likely an Arabism” (Kogan 2015: 29, note 54)
Jibbali
níḳi - to be pure; to be found innocent (JL 191)
probably borrowed from Arabic
Jibbali
nḳɔb - to break, to snap (JL 189)