Words

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

large stone, rock
LS 290; CSOL II 574

Has been compared to the Aramaic root *slḳ by W. Leslau (LS 290), which is not impossible. In CDG 509, Leslau prefers to relate the Soqotri adjective to Gez. saḳala ‘to hang,’ which is difficult to accept because of the phonological irregularity: the Geez verb goes back to PS *ṯḳl, whereas Soq. s does not correspond to PS *ṯ. (Kogan 2015:386-387)

MB: но вообще-то семантически эф-сем saḳala ближе к сокотрийскому корню.

seḳnέneʰ سٞقنَانٞه

diversity of opinions, instability, lack of (political) unity
CSOL III CSOL III

séḷe سٞاڸٞى

to follow
Naumkin et al. 2016a:48

sᵉḷe سٞڸٞى

to infect, contaminate somebody with a contagious disease
Naumkin et al. 2016a:48

sᵉḷeb سڸَاب

to wait
LS 286, 351; CSOL II 575

sóľib or sέľib سُالِيب

to say to somebody seľhebéten ˁek (a wish of welfare)
Naumkin et al. 2019b:81

séḷof سٞاڸُف