Words

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ḥádeb - 1. land; open country; 2. soil (CSOL I 553; CSOL II 473; Naumkin et al. 2015a:70; LS 163)

ˁamḳ di-ḥádeb ‘midway along’:

tóˀo éraḥk ˁamḳ di-ḥádeb ŝínik mihľóˁoʰ be-kɛndhíyoʰ di-ṣö́bhor ‘When I got midway, I saw a shadow beneath a tamarind tree.’ (CSOL II 7:6)

ḥédbe in be-ḥédbe ‘at one’s disposaľ: ḷaḷ yaˁágob ľiṣḷέb mésen wa-ḷaḷ yaˁágob ľirkέb mésen ḥa sen mey be-ḥédbe dέhɛr ḷe-nišéte wa-ḷe-ˀeẓ̂ími ‘Whenever he wants to slaughter one of them or make a sacrifice for Immolation Day, they are always at hand, day and night.’ (CSOL II 15:19)

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ḥadíboʰ - fairy (LS 163; CSOL II 473; CSOL III)
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ḥádid - to walk quickly (Naumkin et al. 2019b:84; LS 164)
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ḥídhɛr - a kind of fish (Naumkin et al. 2015a:70)
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ḥédek - to be dirty (CSOL III; CSOL II 473; LS 164)
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ḥédoḷ - to carry away (LS 164; CSOL I 553)
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ḥédor - to build (CSOL I 553; CSOL III)
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ḥódir - to put prickly branches on the top of a stone wall to make it impenetrable for livestock (CSOL I 553)
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ḥídho - a herb with edible roots (Boerhavia diffusa) (Bulakh 2022:210; Bulakh 2022:203; Miller–Morris 2004:639; CSOL I 553; LS 164)

also ḥídhe (m.) or ḥíde (f.) (Bulakh 2023:206)

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ḥéde - to carry (LS 164; Naumkin et al. 2016a:47, 51)