Words

By regular expression
ɛʰ     آه
vocative particle
LS 47; CSOL I 460; CSOL II 374
ɛʰ     آه
interjection of assertion
LS 47; CSOL I 460; CSOL II 374
e-     أٞ
to, for
LS 47, CSOL I 461, CSOL II 375

with 1 sg. suff. énhi, without suff. e-

This preposition introduces the indirect object of such verbs as ˁö́mor ‘to say’ or éndeḳ ‘to give.’ It can also be used with other verbs as benefactive (with the meaning ‘in favor of, for’) or malefactive (‘to the detriment of’).


come here!
CSOL II 375

With second person pronominal suffixes.


óˀo     أُأُو
where
LS 47, 52, CSOL I 461, CSOL II 375

interrogative and relative

also:
díˀo ‘to where’
ˁaf óˀo ‘until where (interrogative)
menóˀo ‘from where’
di-menóˀo ‘from where (adjectival interrogative)’
ḷóˀo ‘by which way’


aˀḥ     أَأَح
interjection of despair
LS 499, CSOL I 462, CSOL II 376
right side
LS 64; CSOL I 473 ; CSOL II 390
road
LS 75; CSOL I 477; CSOL II 393; Naumkin et al. 2015a:58
a tree (Ficus caudata)
CSOL II 395; Miller–Morris 2004:636; Morris 2022:313
tamarisk
Morris 2002:51