di-ḥósir
à bon marché
LS 184
other notes

No such meaning is known to our informants, who are only aware of ḥóser ‘bad pasture,’ also attested in the Vienna corpus (LS 184). The corresponding verb is ḥéser (yeḥásor/lʼiḥsór) ‘to be scanty.’ Kogan 2015: 86

etymology
PWS *ḫsr to be deficient; to lose
continental MSA
  • Mhr. ḫəsōr to pay a bride-price
  • Jib. ḫsɔr to lose; to pay a bride-price