Words

Soqotri
fédhon - mountain; large stone, boulder (LS 333, CSOL I 533, CSOL II 453)

Among the cognates within MSA are Jib. fúdún ‘rock, stone’ (JL 51). “Leslau’s comparison with Akk. padānu ‘road’ (CAD P 2) is semantically difficult in spite of the cross-linguistic evidence for the semantic relationship between the two concepts (Huehnergard 1991a:693). Perhaps more appealing is Arb. fand- ‘a great mountain’ (Lane 2448), with methathesis”. (Kogan 2015:594)

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fɛg - side, rim (CSOL II 453)
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fέgig - to move with difficulty (a cow with full udder) (CSOL II 453)
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fegaḥ - IV. to go up (CSOL II 453)
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fegrémo - head (CSOL II 453)
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fégoŝ - to pursue (CSOL II 454)
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fâḥid - people (LS 335)

An areal Arabian semantic evolution?

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fáḥal - penis (LS 335)
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fḥö́mo - coal (LS 335, CSOL I 533, CSOL II 454)

pl. fḥam

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fáḥre - all (LS 335; CSOL I 533; CSOL II 454)

fáḥre tóˀo kɔn ‘all, in the entirety, all and every’:

wa-ˁážeʰ kɔn mes gad wa-mes ŝérhon wa-mes ídi fáḥre tóˀo kɔn mabľúľ ‘As for the woman, all of her body, her feet, her hands, all of it became moist’ (CSOL II 4:58)