Words

By regular expression
ˀ ˁ B D F G H Ḥ K Ḳ L M N R S Š Ṣ Ṣ̌ Ŝ T Ṭ W Y ʸh Z Ẓ̂ Ž
ˁóuda     عُودَه
visit (to a doctor)
Bulakh 2024:219
ˁódib     عُادِيب
to pester, to wear (with problems, difficulties)
LS 298; CSOL I 485
ˁedhebéten     عٞدْهٞبٞاتٞن
harm
LS 298; Kogan 2020:409
ˁud billá     عُود بالله
I take refuge in God
Naumkin et al. 2013b:547

Borrowed from Arabic. 


ˁádfer     عَدْفٞر
to throw
Belozerova et al. 2023:567
ˁédog     عٞادُج
to be suckled (a child or a young of an animal)
LS 299; CSOL I 485; CSOL II 402
ˁádog     عَادُج
semi-digested milk from the stomach of a just slaughtered suckling goat-kid
Naumkin–Kogan 2021 :533
ˁadg or ˁodg     عَدْج
being suckled
Bulakh 2022:192; Bulakh 2024:196
ˁádho     عَدْهُو
mountain pass
LS 299; CSOL II 402
ˁédaḳ     عٞادَق
to let, to permit
LS 300; CSOL II 402; Naumkin et al. 2015a:59

In sound file No. 139 of the Phonogrammarchiv of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the verb is used with the meaning ‘to forsake’: 

wa-ˁédoʰ ši díˀʸho di-bórhe... di-bírothen waḷ-teˁadóḳhen ‘There is still with me my mother... the one who bore me, and she will not forsake me.’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a 139)