n. (f.)

wa-ṭeʸh šɔm éte ḷe-boḳ wa-kése ṣö́ḥḷoʰ di-ˁouyέghɛn ‘One day, he was passing by that place and found a bone from the dead boy’ (CSOL I 28:44)

dim. ṣaḥaḷénoʰ (du. ṣaḥaḷenóti, pl. ṣaḥaḷhinítin): deš ṣaḥaḷénoʰ ḳeḷéˁes ‘He flung down the little bone’ (CSOL II 30:44) 

The basic word for the ‘bone’ differs in continental MSA, where the respective lexemes are derived from the proto-form *ˁVṣ̂iṣ̂. The etymology of ṣö́ḥḷoʰ remains obscure.