Words

ḷe-ˁam ‘if’:

kése díˀʸheʰ fáˀḥɛr ˁad be-ˁed yešaẓ̂íˁenš ḷe-ˁam ʸheʰ ˁad ḥaľáľ ‘He found that his bull had some life in it yet: he could even have slaughtered it, had it been suitable for food’ (CSOL I 8:55)

di-ˁam ‘when, after’: 

ˁaf šeḳábitk diyáˁ di-ˁam sfork ‘You really did pick up some bad habits during your trip!’ (CSOL I 6:38)

di-ˁam sémek ‘since then’:

wa-sákata di-ʕam sémek šérhom ‘And from then on, the trees became silent’ (CSOL II 21:6) 

di-ˁamd ‘in the evening’: 

wa-di-ˁamd tóˀo nédom ˁámok e-díˀʸho ˁouyέghɛn ˁö́bork deʰ ˁag di-ˁámok hek toˁobírin ˁeʸh ‘When we were going to sleep, in the evening, I said to my son: “Have you met the man whom I told you to meet?”’ (CSOL II 24:12j)