مِڛْكٞاڸُو
miŝkéḷoʰ (du. miŝkeḷóti, pl. míŝkɛḷ)
basic morphological information

n. (f.)

three stones supporting a cooking pot
три камня, поддерживающие котёл для приготовления пищи
أثفية
LS 416; CSOL I 666; CSOL II 599
text examples

ṭáhɛrk di-míṣ̌her wa-ksek kɛ́fe di-rígɛm ˁeʸh be-dɛ́fɛʰ di-míŝkɛḷ ‘I went to the pen and found there beestings under a lid close to the fireplace.’ (CSOL I 2:25)

root
etymology

Likely related to Hbr. ŝkl pi. ‘to lay over crosswise (one’s hands)’, Arb. škl ‘to bind the beast with the rope called šikāl’, III ‘to be comfortable, suitable, similar, congenial’, Jib. ŝɔ́tkəl ‘to be stuck to one another’. The original basic meaning is, presumably, ‘to be in front each other, to correspond, to fit’. The Soqotri term for ‘twins’ (ŝɛ́kľi) and its MSA cognates (ML 378) also belong here. Contra Leslau (LS 416), unrelated to škeḷ ‘to cover’.

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