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what is expected from someone (a bad deed or behaviour)
CSOL I 489

maˁḳéḷoʰ ˁek ‘I did not expect from you anything else!’:

ˁö́mor ŝíbɛb ɛʰ maˁḳéḷoʰ ˁek ˁö́mor múgšem ken šéˀmonk ḥe di-máḥḷe ɛʰ dédoʰ baḷ teṣtát ‘The old man said: “I didn’t expect much else from you!” The boy said: “You’ve judged my words too hastily, uncle, without even having looked”’ (CSOL I 6:20)

šáˁḳeḷ شَعْقٞڸ

1. to be suitable for preservation, to stay during a certain time without being spoiled; 2. to be put, to be possible to be put
CSOL II 406–407

ˁö́ḳar عٞاقَر

to be big, to grow
LS 324–325; CSOL I 490; CSOL II 407; Naumkin et al. 2015a:60

di-ˁö́ḳar ‘big’:

ḳö́ṣafk ẓ̂áˀed di-ˁeḳároʰ ‘I felled a big Ziziphus tree’ (CSOL I 9:5)

di-ˁö́ḳar ‘elder’:

gédaḥ ˁouyέghɛn deʰ di-ˁö́ḳar ‘The elder boy came’ (CSOL I 6:38)

ˁáḳar عَاقَر

1. size; 2. age
LS 325; CSOL II 407

áˁḳer أَعْقٞر

1. to bring up; 2. to let be big
LS 325; Bulakh et al. 2021:241; Bulakh 2021:279

ˁáḷeʰ عَاڸه

tooth
LS 309; CSOL I 490; CSOL II 408

ˁaḷbéboʰ عَڸبٞابُو

clot of blood
CSOL II 408

ˁéḷof عٞاڸُف

to steal
CSOL I 490; Naumkin et al. 2016b:59-60

ˁóľif عُالِيف

1. to sprout (a tree); 2. to cut branches from a tree
LS 311; CSOL I 490

áˁḷеf أَعْڸٞف

to give fodder to animals
Bulakh et al. 2021:242

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