Words

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ḥaym حَيْم

pudenda (male and female)
CSOL I 569; Naumkin et al. 2013a:75; Simeone-Senelle–Lonnet 1991:1460

ḥéyyom حٞايُّم

to be ugly
LS 172; Naumkin et al. 2016a:52

ḥyem حيٞم

to have grown hair (about a youth)
CSOL III

ḥᵃyem حَيٞم

to have one’s facial hair grown (a youth)
CSOL III CSOL III

ḥter حتٞار

to be angry
LS 195; CSOL I 567; CSOL II 489; Naumkin et al. 2015a:72; Bulakh 2024:197

ḥáyreʰ حَيْرٞه

1. the best; 2. better
LS 173; CSOL II 489; CSOL III CSOL III

ḥáyreher حَيْرٞهٞر

blackness
LS 166; CSOL III

ḥéyaṭ حٞايَط

to sew
LS 172; CSOL II 490

Borrowing from Arabic is likely.

ḥéyaṭ حٞايَط

to submerge, to plunge down, to dive
CSOL II 490; CSOL III CSOL III

According to our informants, ḥéyyaṭ is not quite synonymous with ˁéʸhoṣ: the former is used for merely descending into a body of water, while the latter is used for diving down to the very bottom.

ḥet حٞت

to imitate
Bulakh et al. 2021:274