Words

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eftákk أٞفْتَكّ

to burst out
CSOL II 454; Wehr 847

ľiftákku ‘may they burst out’: example a;

eftákku ‘they burst out’: example b.

eftírir أٞفْتِيرِير

to slide apart, to disperse
CSOL III ft. 1129

ége آٞجٞى

to beat
LS 51; CSOL I 466; CSOL II 382; Naumkin et al. 2015a:56

ége ˁeʸh ‘to feel lonely’:

ṭáhɛr ˁeghéten ba-ḥteʰ wa-ˀége ˁésen wa-ˀéˀteḷ men tiˀíľoʰ ‘Some women were travelling at night, and they were afraid (because there were no people there) and scared of a ginni woman’ (Bulakh 2024:114; cf. also Bulakh 2024:212)

ége ḥe أٞجٞى حٞه

I felt lonely
CSOL III ft. 1240

egˁáyľiľ or egˁíľiľ أٞجْعَيْلِيل

to roll
LS 113; Bulakh 2024:109

égˁer اٞجْعٞر

to have a sick person in one’s family
Bulakh 2021:280; Bulakh et al. 2021:248

égod آٞجُد

to hit (the mark)
LS 50; CSOL I 467 ; CSOL II 381

The verb can be used of inanimate objects only.

έgid آجِيد

to hit (the mark); to throw something at somebody/something
CSOL III

Cf. LS 50