Bray 1934: 160. Meaning glossed as: 'way, path, road'. Cf. also dag 'road, highway' [Bray 1931: 91] (borrowed from Baluchi).
Number:68
Word:root
Brahui:beːx-1
Bray 1934: 70. Of Persian origin. Meaning glossed as 'root, foundation, basis'. Secondary synonyms: (a) gužɣ 'root' [Bray 1934: 121] (also a transparent borrowing, judging by the word form, but the source is unclear); (b) roːta ~ roːt-k 'root' [Bray 1934: 252], borrowed from Baluchi roːtag. It is not well understood which of the words is more basic in modern Brahui, but, in any case, all of them are of non-Dravidian origin.
Number:69
Word:round
Brahui:gird-1
Bray 1934: 116. Borrowed from Persian.
Number:70
Word:sand
Brahui:reːk-1
Bray 1934: 250. Meaning glossed as 'sand, stretch of sand, sand-hill'. Borrowed from Persian reːg.
Bray 1934: 294. This is formally a nominal stem ('sleeping; dreaming'); the verbal form is complex - tuɣ kann-iŋg, literally 'to make sleeping'. Distinct from xaːɕ-iŋg 'to lie down, go to sleep' [Bray 1934: 176].
Bray 1934: 125. Dialectal variant guɖɖuː is also attested [Bray 1934: 120]. Additionally, cf. ɕun-ak 'small' [Bray 1934: 90], although, judging by the examples, this word is more readily used to denote age ('small' = 'young').
