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kέfe     كَافٞى
beestings
LS 223; CSOL I 575; CSOL II 497
kɛf
side, proximity
Kogan 2015:429

In the expression ˀid kaf id máˁbher ‘gegen Felsen hin’ (Müller 1905:280), curiously reminiscent of Akk. kāpu ša šadî. According to Soqotrian informants, kɛf means ‘side, proximity’.


kef     كٞاف
to hide (oneself); to hide (something)
CSOL III
kɛf     كَاف
a secluded place at the bottom of something
CSOL III
kófed     كُافٞد
narrow
LS 223; CSOL II 498
kéfed     كٞافٞد
to be narrow
LS 223; Naumkin et al. 2014a:47, 67

kéfed mek éľbeb ‘You are angry (lit. your heart is narrow)’ (Kogan–Bulakh 2019:309)


kfed     كفٞاد
to make narrow
Bulakh et al. 2021:267
kuffár     كُفّار
the unbelievers
ad-Daˁrhi et al. 2019:538

Borrowed from Arabic.


kfέnoʰ     كفَانُو
to plait (one’s hair)
LS 223; CSOL I 575

This verb is normally used about women and, therefore, only feminine forms could have been elicited.


kofíyyeʰ     كُوفِيّٞة
kufiyya
Naumkin et al. 2022:272

Borrowed from Arabic.