n. (f.)

ṣéṭer ˁeyyúg taľátaʰ ḷe-ṭáḥrer wa-ˀaḷ-téˀes fáḥre ˁaf yegodíḥin ṭad ˁö́mor béhed wa-ṣö́ṭar ʸheʰ ˁes wa-gédes be-feḳréroʰ ‘Three men were trying to shoot a mountain goat but none could hit it. Then another man came and said: “Wait!” And he shot at it and hit it in the neck’ (CSOL I 23:13)

In Soqotri feḳréroʰ is the main designation of “neck”, it is applied to the external neck only. The word ḳar can be applied to both “neck” (external) and “throat”.