Words

By regular expression
path between two steep mountain slopes
CSOL I 565; CSOL II 486; CSOL III CSOL III
ḥeš-     حِيش
absent
LS 193; CSOL I 565; CSOL II 486

With pronominal suffixes only.


to crush, to grind, to mash
CSOL I 566
ḥaŝ     حَاڛ
help
LS 168; CSOL III
vulve
LS 194
to honor
LS 194; CSOL I 566; CSOL III
to faint
LS 194; CSOL I 566; Bulakh 2024:170
to know
LS 186; CSOL I 565; CSOL II 485; Naumkin et al. 2015a:71

In the Vienna corpus the verb ḥªṣe is rather often used as the semantic equivalent of the reflexes of *wdˁ in the continental languages, that is, to render propositional knowledge or, more rarely, to introduce the object of knowledge through the preposition be-. (See examples and further discussion, Kogan 2015:508).


palm leaf on the tree
LS 168; CSOL II 484
ḥeṣ     حٞاص
to sew
LS 168; CSOL II 489; CSOL III CSOL III