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wa-kóḷe deʰ ḳéyhɛn wa-meḳáddem farḥ ‘Then the youngest brother said: “And the chieftain is a bastard”’ (CSOL I 17:45)
In view of farḫ ‘bastard’ in the Arabic dialect of Hadramaut (Landberg 1901:673) - likely an Arabic loanword, along with Meh. farḫ, Jib. fɛrḫ. Almost certainly connected to *parḫ- ‘chick, brood, young of a bird’.