Words

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šéyhom - heat of the sun (LS 418, CSOL I 661, CSOL II 595)
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ṣéˁe - cry, shouting (CSOL II 579)
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ṣáˁbɛb - brown-skinned, tawny (LS 354, CSOL I 647, CSOL II 579)
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ṣóˁof - to clean date clusters of dead fruits (LS 355, CSOL I 647, CSOL II 579)
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ṣáˁaḳ - to cry, to shout (LS 355, CSOL I 647, CSOL II 580)
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ṣö́bhor - tamarind (Tamarindus indica) (LS 345, CSOL I 648, Miller–Morris 2004:589, CSOL II 581)
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ṣibóḥo - (sg. f.) it is morning (LS 344–345, CSOL I 648, CSOL II 580)
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ṣö́bor - to be patient (LS 345, CSOL I 648, CSOL II 581)
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ṣóde - fish (LS 349, CSOL I 649, CSOL II 581)

The cognates with the close meaning include Arb. ṣayd- ‘what is captured, caught of wild animals, of fowl or fish’ (Lane 1753). “An Arabic loanword in MSA is probable in view of the fact that ṣēd is the normal designation of “fish” throughout the Arabic dialects of South Arabia (GD 1980, 2160)” (Kogan 2015:540)

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ṣadáḳ - boat (LS 346, CSOL I 649, CSOL II 581)