n.

a. men ḳéyyaṭ ínkaˁ hin ḥáḷḥoḷ di-ḥáẓ̂hoḷ wa-tóyin ˁaf tkέˀin faḳḥ di-béšer be-góniyeʰ ḳíľaˁ bésen di-ḥóužhɛr ‘In summertime they brought us some dates from di-ḥáẓ̂hoḷ palms, and we ate them until only some were left in the skin vessel. The skin was put in a little storehouse’ (CSOL III 10:9)

b. tóˀo ṣetk ḥóužhɛr men ṭírob ekóse góniyeʰ neḳáṣoʰ ‘When I went to look for some firewood in the storehouse, I found there were less dates in the skin’ (CSOL III 10:9)

dim. ḥóužhɛr. See examples a, b.

• ḥégor to guard
• ḥigéreʰ female guard
• ḥágir to inspect a cow or goat regularly in the last stage of its pregnancy
• ḥᵃger to make guard, to employ somebody as a guard
• ḥígir or ḥíghir guarding