الكلمات

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wet-nurse’s husband
LS 378; CSOL II 515
God, Lord
LS 378; CSOL I 590; CSOL II 515
the highest peak of a range
LS 378; Belozerova et al. 2023:566

This lexeme is not identical to Leslau’s qanéšehéten ‘sommet de montagne’ (LS 378), which seems rather to render ḳaneṣ̌áˁyhon, pl. of ḳónṣ̌iˁ (du. ḳónṣ̌íˁi) as ‘mountain top’.


to give one’s child for rearing to another family
CSOL II 514
to eat
CSOL I 590; CSOL II 514; Naumkin et al. 2015a:76; Bulakh 2024:208
wet-nurse
LS 378; CSOL II 515
soil
LS 387; CSOL I 591; CSOL II 516
mumps
CSOL I 592; Morris 2003:324
a grassy mound surrounded by water
Naumkin–Kogan 2021 :531
thief
LS 388; CSOL I 596