-lč-	aqalčan	‘wise’
-lčh-	stalčhaq	‘whip’
-ls-	alsi	‘linseed’
-lz-	čhulzaq	‘wave’
-lh-	čhulhoq	‘flood’
-lm-	alma:ri	‘cupboard’
-rp-	korpa:ga	‘alter’
-rb-	barban	‘window’
-r-	kurani	‘shirt’
-rd-	kurdo:s	‘lock’
-rk-	kirkir	‘round’
-rkh-	berkha	‘stick’
-rg-	phirgon	‘pigeon’
-rc-	kharcia	‘scold’
-rch-	norchosa	‘pasture’
-rč-	purča	‘peg’
-r-	oran	‘milk’
-rs-	rorsin	‘churning rod (big one)’
-r-	dara:s	‘petition’
-rh-	borha	‘veil’
-rm-	barmi	‘broker’
-rn-	kornaq	‘oilcake’
-rl-	thurla	‘down’
-ry-	spuryal	‘hair (animal & human)’
-wr-	nawro:z	‘celebrated by Shya Muslims only 21st March- a festival’

-psp-	bapspa	‘alight (as a bird or butterfly)’
-pst-	sepsta	‘stallion’
-psk-	rgyapskan	‘hindleg’
-by-	čhatbya	‘promise’
-dby-	madadbya	‘help’
-kby-	šakbya	‘doubt’
-ksp-	thikspa	‘drip (as water)’
-ks-	ziksanma	‘threaten’
-ksm-	ziksmo	‘fear’
-kzb-	chikzbu	‘mortar’
-qby-	milaqbya	‘hire’
-qsp-	khoqspa	‘cough’
-qs-	baqsonbya	‘marry’
-qsk-	smaqskor	‘siege’
-qskh-	aqskhan	‘weaver’
-qsl-	phyaqsla	‘toward’
-qsc-	kraqsca	‘vein’
-qzb-	naqzbrul	‘python’
-fby-	ma:fbya	‘forgive’
-spr-	sasprukpa	‘threst (grain)’
-sby-	lasbya	‘work’
-sr-	nāyesrin	‘earthworm’
-sw-	skamboswa	‘hay’
-sr-	ka:stral	‘casteroil’