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ḳar     قَار
throat, oesophagus
LS 384; CSOL I 590; CSOL II 515; Simeone–Senelle–Lonnet 1991:1463
to read
LS 385; CSOL I 591; CSOL II 515

The first consonant in the perfect ḳáre ‘he read’ is not palatalized, which makes it different from ḳáre [ḳʸáre] ‘he hid.’


ḳer     قٞار
1. to thicken by boiling (trans.); 2. to thicken by boiling (intrans.)
CSOL I 592; CSOL II 516
to hide (transitive)
LS 386; CSOL I 591
ḳer     قٞار
to hurt, to cause pain
Naumkin et al. 2022:261
to kindle
CSOL I 591; Bulakh et al. 2021:251
to fidget
CSOL III ft. 858
wound
CSOL I 591; CSOL II 515
to be close; to approach
CSOL II 515

Other Arabisms derived from the same root are ḳaríb ‘close (temporal)’ and taḳríban ‘approximately’ (see SCOL II 515).


earth, soil with small pebbles in it
CSOL III ft. 1108