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Pizvāni— morning-meal
Rū-i— on, in
Rüi— cheek
Rōbā— fox
Ricn— smoke-hole
Rucəpc— cousin
Rečey— a fast (fasting)
Rəč— to go, move
Röčöm— travel(?)
Rəd— to flee
Rüda— guts
Rāg— vein, tendon
Rēg— sand
Rəgüm— heifer, yearling cow-calf
Regiš— beard
Rüγṇ— clarified butter; (Sh.) fat, grease
Rəγət— young she-goat
Rahzan— robber
Rāuj— flame
Ruk— forehead
Rikōb— stirrup
Raqōsī car— to dance
Rami— to command
Ramuš— to forget
Rʌmɛt— chewing the cud
Rōn— thigh
Rün— shelf
Rṇdāg— strap, leather belt
Raŋg— colour
Raŋg— male ibex
Rānjk— light, fast
Rīp— hair on the body
Rūpīǎ— rupee
Rapic— to lose the way
Repk— refuse; (Sh.) sweepings
Rɪpk— neck-rope of the yoke
Rītr— to make equal in height; to stretch out, extend, offer, present
Rʋs— hole, burrow
Rōst— right (hand); true
Rōstgūi— truthful
Rəstəv— to cut, break
Rūš— Ovis Poli; (Be.) male urial
Rūš— anger
Rōšanaī— light, brightness
Rüšān— light
Rešip— whip
Rɛšpuk— bobbin; (Sh.) shuttle
Rišta— root-fibre
Rəwâr— day
Rəwəz— to fly
Rəx— dung of cows and sheep
Rux— day (light); (Sh.) dawn
Rəx̌up— to sleep
Ruxsat— leave (permission)
Ruγ— to bay, howl
Rɪz— to rip up a seam
Rūz— day
Rīzabarg— poplar
Rezg— saline efflorescence
Rīzəm— soot
Rūz-ǎxur— manger
Rʌž— sitting dais; (Sh.) platform, seat of honour
Rīž— to feel pain; (Sh. also) to be angry
Sī— thirty
Sīi— hare
Sēb— small apple
Sub— dawn
Sabab— cause, reason
Subdamik— in the morning
Sibuk— light (of weight)
Sibās— back, rear
Sic— needle
Sad— a hundred
Sadbarg— centifolium (hundred-petalled rose)
Saudogar— merchant
Sədiy— to appear; to feel, seem
Suδγ— smooth
Suδγ— height-sickness (altitude sickness)
Safidōr— poplar
Səgīn— horse-dung
Sagâwī— otter
Seγəri— rump of horse
Səγɪr— orphan
Sihat— in health
Sək— on
Sik— spleen
Skid— (embroidered) skull-cap
Skʌf— to trip
Seken— puppy
škōrč— Coal
Skōrd— bridge; (Sh.) eyelash
Skurf— rough
Sekvedët— (to send)
Sāl— year
Sail— walk, promenade
Salâm— salutation
Salmā— bird-net attached to a stick
Sallōt— soldier
Sultân— king
Sʌm— edge
Səm— hoof
Simbulā— name of a month
Səmbōnak— pellet-bow
Səmvər— yoke
San— to mount, ascend
Sīna— female breast; (Sk.) breast
Sʌnduq— box
Sindōn— anvil
Sənōr— daughter-in-law
Sənōr— thin, narrow (thing)
Saŋgbuqǎ— tortoise
Sʌŋgurt— beetle
Spa— (our; see sak 'we')
Sup— spider
Speδk— sole of foot
Spʌn— to fill up (of a river)
Səpündr— ploughshare; (Sh.) plough
Sipōr— ploughshare
Səpərdänj— flea
Sɪpurz— spleen
Sprɛž— to blossom
Sipask— rafter
Sōr— heap of winnowed grain
Sɪr— cold
Sürī— cold (noun)
Sor-čibaxt— back of the head
Sērdiŋgī— of this year
Sārək— tomorrow
Sarmō— cold
Sērv— hole; (Be.) pit
Sʋrxā— male markhor
Sāiš— you (pl.)
Stau— to praise
Sǎt— baking pan, slate
Sōat— hour
Satk— satisfied
Stīn— post, pillar
Sitâr— star
Sətrei— female
Strīn— barren, childless
Strʌnj— cotton carpet (durree)
Strās— to be splashed up
Stōrs— ploughshare
Sɪtəx̌— daughter-in-law
Sətiy— to send
Sʌvʌnd cər— to throw away
Sɪw— to rub
Sawâr— horseman
Sux— to rub; (Sh.) to smear, jostle
Səxan— word
Sōy— to be unmarried
Sāya— shade
Sauza— grass
Sūz— a cold blast; (Sh.) cool
Sauztūti— name of a bird (green parrot?)
Šāi— fat, rich
Šui— moraine, place covered with stones
Šād— open enclosure for goats and sheep
X̌iδ— uphill; (Sh.) steep
Šaftōlu— peach
Səγ̌d— sort, class (x̌ēl)
Šaγor— hedgehog
Šγrī— ibex
Šauhar— husband
Šüjiš— hip
Škop— castrated (ox)
Škürg— to seek
Škāv— to catch a cold
Šilč— cloven hoof
Šōlg— piece of brick
Šilāp— to splash, slop, surge
Šilax— naked
Šolx— branch
Šâm— evening
Šem— to beat and clean wool
Šāmbâf— spider
Šamōl— north; (W.Wkh.) wind
Šʌmōnʌk— branch
Šōna— shoulder
Šǎnd— to mix, compound, rub up in water
Šendik— a kind of vine, grape
Šundrī— heat
Šenawarī— swimming
Šiŋ— wedge for ploughshare
Šāp— to suck the breast
Šop— knife; whey(??)
Šūp— night's halt
Špuδk— bare-footed
Šipk— twig; (Sh.) rod
Špūn— shepherd
Šauparak— bat (animal)
Šapt— Sucked
Šaptal— clover
Špaxuv— to make explode
Šār— town
Šār— to slander
Šēr— tiger(?); (Sk.) lion
Šɪr— cowdung
Šārm— shame
Šārminda— ashamed

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