Words

By regular expression
the unbelievers
ad-Daˁrhi et al. 2019:538

Borrowed from Arabic.


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.


kufiyya
Naumkin et al. 2022:272

Borrowed from Arabic.


kaḥ     كَاح
to repeat, to do again
LS 217; CSOL I 576; CSOL II 505
kḥo     كحُو
upper part of the chest, rib-cage
LS 216; Naumkin et al. 2015a:73
to paint one’s eyes with antimony
LS 216; Naumkin et al. 2014a:50, 66
kḥor     كحُار
to cough
LS 104; CSOL I 576
cough
LS 104; CSOL I 576
kaḷ     كَاڸ
each, every
LS 219; CSOL II 498
kɔḷ     كآڸ
to know how, to be able to
LS 214; CSOL I 576; CSOL II 505