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ʸheb يهٞاب

to be warm
LS 410; CSOL I 692; CSOL II 625

ʸhed يهٞاد

to shut in
LS 141; CSOL I 693; CSOL II 626; Naumkin et al. 2016a:53

to shut somebody (ḷe- or direct object) in:

ṭéher megɔ́še ˁaf yekés ḷe-ˁag tóˀo ʸhed ˁéʸhi ḷe-múɣreb di-ḥor ‘The boys went to the young man’s house and hid while he was putting the two goats in their pen in the evening.’ (CSOL I 6:41)

to shut in (the goat kids, unexpressed) in order to prevent their mothers (e-) to join them:

wa-ṭánˀe šégɛ íľʸheʰ érhon dɛ́hɛr ˁaf yeḥíḷoḷ ˁeʸh díˀʸheʰ ŝɛ́hɛr wa-ˀérhon ébeš wa-ˀáˁyeg wa-ʸhed hésen ‘For an entire year, he did this with his she-goats until they became pregnant again and gave birth. Then he penned up the kids.’ (CSOL I 6:30)

ʸhéne يهٞانٞى

to plant
LS 145; CSOL II 628; Naumkin et al. 2016a:47

ʸháṣ̌e يهَاڞٞى

to irrigate
LS 142; CSOL I 695; CSOL II 629; Naumkin et al. 2016a:47; Naumkin–Kogan 2021 :529

ʸhatéḷaḥ يهَتٞاڸَح

to jump
CSOL II 627; Naumkin et al. 2013a:73

ʸhéḷe يهٞاڸٞى

to put a calf in an enclosure
CSOL II 627; Naumkin et al. 2016a:47

ʸhom or šɔm يهُام

1. sun; 2. day
CSOL I 660; CSOL I 694; CSOL II 627; LS 210, 418; Naumkin et al. 2015a:92

ʸhö́maẓ̂ يهٞامَض

to shake milk for butter
LS 181; CSOL I 694; CSOL II 628