Words

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ṣékot - to suffer from constipation; to have one’s stool returned to the normal state having suffered from diarrhea (CSOL II 583)
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ṣáḳaˁ - to light fire (LS 357, CSOL I 651, CSOL II 583)
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ṣéḳab - to be coagulated, to turn into clumps (LS 357, CSOL II 584)
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ṣáḳ(a)re - thin sand, dust, mud (CSOL II 584)

“Is used for sand raised by the wind as well as the mud on the streets: milʼóˀo siyyára mən tɛr ṣáḳare ‘The car is full of sand from outside’.” (Kogan 2015:518)

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ṣéľheľ - a little wadi (LS 352; CSOL I 652; CSOL II 585)
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ṣáľi - II. to pray (LS 352, CSOL I 651, CSOL II 584)
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ṣeḷ - to filter, to strain (CSOL II 585)
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ṣö́ḷob - to slaughter; to cut the carcass of a slaughtered animal (LS 351, CSOL I 651, CSOL II 584)
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ṣaḷḥémo - in di-ṣaḷḥémo ‘bald’ (CSOL II 585)
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ṣáme - to die (LS 353, CSOL I 652, CSOL II 585)

Cf. EthS *ṣmw ‘to toil, to suffer pain’, Arb. ṣmy ‘to die on the spot’ (Lane 1729).