SLOnline

to play an ape, to grimace
CSOL III ft. 1023

to spend the afternoon
LS 369; CSOL I 586; CSOL II 511; Naumkin et al. 2019a:90; Morris 2022:312

ľiḳáhab ˁeš díyeʰ di-ˀáḷḷaʰ ‘Goodness of God will reach you (in the afternoon)!’ (a greeting formula) (Naumkin et al. 2019a:90)

ḳáhib قَاهِب

to say good evening, to inquire about somebody’s well-being
LS 369; Naumkin et al. 2019a:90; Naumkin et al. 2019b:79

ḳóhib قُوهِب

to make someone laugh at someone
CSOL III

ḳouhέri قُوهَارِي

moment
CSOL I 587

Attested only in the adverbial expression be-ḳouhέri ‘instantly, at this very moment’: ṣaľíˀin raḳˁatéyn di-ˀistisḳá ḷe-ˁóŝi wa-tóˀo saľľámna eḳdómen ḥéyhor di-kédon wa-be-ḳouhɛ́ri ľísoʰ ‘We prayed for rain early in the morning. As soon as we finished our prayer, we saw a dark cloud appear in the sky and after a couple of minutes it rained’ (CSOL I 24:13)

Morphologically diminutive dual?

ḳáhwaʰ قَهْوَه

coffee
LS 369; CSOL I 587; CSOL II 511; Wehr 795; Behnstedt 1033

ḳáḥdeʰ قَحْدٞه

hump, hunchback
LS 371; CSOL II 511

ḳóḥof قُاحُف

to spoon up
LS 372; CSOL I 587; CSOL II 511; Naumkin et al. 2016b:76; ad-Daˁrhi et al. 2019:552

ḳaḥf قَحْف

a measure
LS 372; CSOL I 587; Naumkin et al. 2016b:76

ḳáḥḳaḥ قَحْقَح

to knock
LS 372; CSOL II 511

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