n. (f.)

wa-seʰ ṭíboʰ ḥaʰ ṭeʸh ḫádemaʰ ḥaʰ díˀseʰ be-ḳáˁar ṭeʸh ḥigéreʰ di-ḥegɛ́roʰ hes ḥaʰ díˀseʰ be-ḳáˁar ‘She knew there was one watch-girl watching the house for her.’ (CSOL I 1:58)

• ḥégor to 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
• ḥóžer storage place (usually not locked)
• ḥígir or ḥíghir guarding