soldot

Soldot and Sodot, appear to be related through their association with poking or jabbing actions. Soldot involves a deliberate action of inserting a long  object into a hole or orifice, often for a specific purpose. 

In contrast, Sodot describes the experience of being poked or jabbed, often unintentionally or accidentally, and typically in a sensitive area.

The similarity in sound and structure between the two words suggests a possible etymological connection, with Soldot potentially being the active or causative form, and Sodot being the passive or experiential form.

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oldot “a protrusion such as a protruding navel, a turtle’s head outside its carafe, abnormally bulging eyeballs”