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téḳḷeḷ šegíˁaʰ di-ḥóriš ḷaḷ yóuṭar ˁeʸh be-meḥédher ‘A man’s courage is scanty when gravestones hold him’ (Naumkin–Kogan 2021:528)

• ḥédor to build
• ḥódir to put prickly branches on the top of a stone wall to make it impenetrable for livestock
• ḥᵃder to make build
• ḥatédɛr or hotéder to be built in an excellent way
• ḥidére building
• ḥáder a niche or a little cave in a mountain