دَاج، دَاجٞن
dɛg, dέgen (f. dež, du. dέgi, pl. ľhɛg; f. déžen, du. dégni, pl. ľhέgen)
another one, the other
другой
آخر
LS 122, 124, 127; CSOL I 526; CSOL II 444
text examples

a.

kóḷe dɛg ˁö́mor díˀɛʰ bᵉˁer ˁóuhɛr ˁayn ˁö́mor náˁam ‘Then the second brother said: “Is your camel one-eyed?” The man said: “Yes”’ (CSOL I 17:33)

b.

wa-deʰ di-yešˁárok kɔn šeʸh ṭad múgšem wa-dέgen šiš déḷeḳ ‘The one who worked as a fisherman had one son; while the other had many’ (CSOL I 6:3)

root
d-g
etymology
PS *ḏV this, that; the one who/which/that
continental MSA