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érḥe أٞرْحٞى

to hide oneself
Bulakh et al. 2021:280–281

érhen أٞرْهٞن

to soak in water for softening
CSOL II 564; CSOL III 188

érḥeḳ أٞرْحٞق

to take away
LS 398; Bulakh et al. 2021:281

áˀarḥ or arḥ أَأَرْح

grown-up heifer
LS 74; CSOL II 392; Naumkin et al. 2015a:58

éraḥ آٞرَح

1. to come, to reach; 2. to be able
LS 74; CSOL I 476; CSOL II 392–393; Naumkin et al. 2015a:58

The verb éraḥ is fully synonymous with gédaḥ ‘to come’, but the latter is more common. The only difference between them is the government: éraḥ is used with direct object, while gédaḥ is used with the preposition di-.

érḥeẓ̂ أٞرْحٞض

to ask someone to wash something
Bulakh et al. 2021:260

érkeb أٞرْكٞب

1. to put on, over; 2. to load
CSOL I 635; CSOL II 565

érḳe أٞرْقٞى

to move (tr.), to take one’s livestock to another place
Bulakh et al. 2021:281

érḳaḥ أٞرْقَح

to take out
LS 406; CSOL I 636; CSOL II 566

érḳaḥ sᵉkɛ ‘to curse somebody (object pronoun)’:

toˀóge ˁážeʰ íľseʰ embóryeʰ wa-teráḳaḥ tóʸhen sᵉkɛ ‘The wife was beating the children and treating them as if they were not hers’ (CSOL II 15:15); árḳaḥ tho sᵉkɛ tóˀo níšik tok ‘You are free to despise me since I forgot you!’ (CSOL II 25:11)

érḳeṣ أٞرْقٞص

teat
LS 407; CSOL II 567; Morris 2022:312

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