While preparing the new label location maps (Note-010.html), I got
  curious about the colocates of some words.
  
  Let's start with "daiin" which is very common and almost as 
  frequent in both languages:
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\bdaiin\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
       84 daiin /                    19 / daiin                    19 / daiin
       46 / daiin                     5 daiin /                     9 daiin /
       30 chol daiin                  4 - daiin                     7 daiin chey
       23 daiin =                     4 daiin chedy                 6 daiin ol
       12 - daiin                     3 chckhy daiin                5 daiin chedy
       11 daiin cthy                  3 chedy daiin                 5 shey daiin
       10 daiin daiin                 3 daiin or                    4 daiin daiin
       10 shol daiin                  3 daiin otal                  4 daiin shedy
        9 chor daiin                  2 ar daiin                    4 daiin shey
        8 daiin -                     2 daiin chcthy                4 qokal daiin

  It is reassuring that in both languages "daiin" likes line-start and
  line-end positions.  However it is curious that in language B
  "daiin" favors line-starts, while in language A it prefers
  line-ends.
  
  Let's modify the code so that it ignores line breaks.
  Let's also map 't' to 'k', final [ao] to y,
  initial y or qy to o or qo:

    compare-word-colocates \
      '\bd[ao]iin\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
       30 chol daiin                  4 chckhy daiin                7 daiin chey
       23 daiin =                     4 daiin chedy                 6 daiin ol
       15 daiin ckhy                  4 daiin okal                  5 daiin chedy
       13 daiin daiin                 3 ar daiin                    5 daiin okedy
       11 daiin qokchy                3 chedy daiin                 5 qokal daiin
       10 shol daiin                  3 daiin okaiin                5 qoky daiin
        9 chor daiin                  3 daiin or                    5 shey daiin
        9 okol daiin                  3 daiin shody                 4 daiin daiin
        8 chy daiin                   3 okaiin daiin                4 daiin okaiin
        8 ckhy daiin                  2 daiin chckhy                4 daiin shedy
  
  Perhaps some of A's chol, shol, ckhy corresponds to B's chey, shey, chedy, shedy.
  
  Let's try with "okaiin":
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy]k[ao]iin\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds
  
    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        7 daiin okaiin                5 okaiin okaiin              22 shedy qokaiin
        5 chol okaiin                 4 okaiin =                   17 chedy qokaiin
        4 okaiin =                    3 daiin okaiin               17 qokaiin chedy
        4 okaiin ckhy                 3 okaiin chckhy              13 qokaiin shedy
        4 okaiin okaiin               3 okaiin daiin               12 qokaiin ol
        4 or okaiin                   3 okaiin okar                10 shey qokaiin
        3 okaiin daiin                2 aiin okaiin                 9 chey qokaiin
        3 okaiin s                    2 chckhy okaiin               9 okaiin shedy
        2 ckhor okaiin                2 chdy qokaiin                9 qokaiin checkhy
        2 ckhy qokaiin                2 dain okaiin                 8 qokaiin chckhy

  It may be that A's chol is B's chedy/shedy.

  Another word that is common in both languages is "okal":

    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy][tk][oa][l]\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        9 okol daiin                  4 daiin okal                 15 qokal chedy
        8 qokol daiin                 3 chdy okal                  12 qokal shedy
        7 okol chol                   3 okal dar                    9 chedy qokal
        5 daiin qokol                 2 aiin okal                   9 qokeedy qokal
        3 ckhor okol                  2 chckhy okal                 9 shedy qokal
        3 dain okol                   2 okaiin okal                 7 qokal dar
        3 okal chol                   2 okal chedy                  7 qokedy qokal
        3 okol dol                    2 okal chody                  6 okal chedy
        3 shor okol                   2 okal dam                    5 qokal daiin
        2 chody okol                  2 okal okair                  5 qokal dy

  Here are the counts withot the k/t and o/y fixes:

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        6 otol chol                   3 daiin otal                 11 qokal chedy
        5 qokol daiin                 3 okal dar                    9 qokal shedy
        4 daiin qotol                 2 aiin okal                   8 shedy qokal
        4 otol daiin                  2 chckhy okal                 6 chedy qokal
        3 okol daiin                  2 chdy ykal                   6 qokeedy qokal
        3 qotol daiin                 2 okal chedy                  5 qokal daiin
        2 cho qokol                   2 okal okair                  4 okal chedy
        2 cthor otol                  2 okal shdy                   4 qokal dar
        2 daiin otal                  2 qokol chedy                 4 qotal chedy
        2 odaiin okal                 1 chcfhol okal                3 chedy qotal

  So it seems that A uses otol/okol where B uses okal/otal.
  It is tempting to identify A's chol with B's chedy/shedy.
  
  Let's try with "okar", which is also distributed fairly uniformly:
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy][tk][oa]r\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds
  
    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        3 daiin qokor                 6 qokar okar                  6 qokar shedy
        3 okor chor                   5 okar chdy                   6 qokeedy qokar
        3 qokor chor                  4 okar ar                     5 chedy qokar
        2 dain qokor                  4 okar or                     5 qokar ol
        2 dy qokor                    3 ar okar                     4 chckhy okar
        2 okor chey                   3 okaiin okar                 4 okar okedy
        2 oky okor                    3 okar chedy                  4 okar ol
        2 qokchy qokor                3 okar okedy                  4 okar shedy
        2 qokor chol                  3 okar ol                     4 shey qokar
        2 qokor daiin                 3 qokar chckhy                3 okar chedy
  
  Again, where A uses "or", B uses "ar".
  Perhaps A's qokchy is B's qokeedy ?

  Another fairly uniform word is "qokeey":
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy][kt][cse][eh][yo]\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds
  
    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
       11 daiin qokchy                3 chedy okeey                 8 qokeey qokedy
        8 okchy kchy                  2 keedy okeey                 6 qokeedy qokeey
        7 daiin okchy                 2 okchy okar                  6 shedy qokeey
        7 qokchy qokchy               2 okeey daiin                 4 chedy qokeey
        5 ckhy okchy                  2 okeey dar                   4 qokeey okeey
        5 okchy daiin                 2 r okeey                     4 qokeey raiin
        5 okeey daiin                 1 alfshe? okshy               3 dar qokeey
        5 qokchy daiin                1 arar okeey                  3 okeey qol
        5 qokchy kchy                 1 chees okeey                 3 qokeey daiin
        4 qokchy qoky                 1 chek qokchy                 3 qokeey qokaiin

  Here are the counts without the k/t and y/o fixes:

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        4 daiin qokchy                2 chedy okeey                 6 qokeey qokedy
        4 daiin qotchy                2 r yteey                     6 shedy qokeey
        4 qotchy qokchy               1 alfshe? okshy               4 chedy qokeey
        3 cthy otchy                  1 arar oteey                  3 dar qokeey
        3 okeey daiin                 1 chedy ykeey                 3 qokeey daiin
        3 qotchy daiin                1 chees oteey                 3 qokeey qokaiin
        3 qoteey daiin                1 chek qokchy                 3 qokeey raiin
        2 aiin qotchy                 1 cheody okeey                2 oteey qol
        2 choty qokchy                1 chfalas qokeey              2 pchedy qokeey
        2 daiin otchy                 1 cthy qokeey                 2 qokedy qokeey

  Note the near-repetition "qotchy qokchy" in A, and "qokeey qokedy" 
  or "qokedy qokeey" in B.

  Now "otam", also fairly uniform:
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy][tk][ao][mjg]\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        1 char okam                   2 chdam qokam                 1 chcphey qokam
        1 chol qokom                  2 daiin okam                  1 chedy qokam
        1 ckham okom                  2 qokar okam                  1 lchey qokam
        1 ckhor okam                  1 aiin okam                   1 okam olaiin
        1 dar okom                    1 akedy okam                  1 okar okam
        1 kal okam                    1 ar okam                     1 qokam chedy
        1 kchody qokam                1 chdar okam                  1 qokam okal
        1 okam =                      1 chdy okam                   1 qokam qokaiin
        1 okam chckh                  1 checkhy okam                1 qokam s
        1 okam chol                   1 chekeedy okam               1 qokam sol

  Can't say much...
  
  Next is "chey" also very uniform:
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[cse][eh]ey\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        5 chey kchy                   3 chey =                     10 shey qokaiin
        3 cheor chey                  2 dar chey                    9 chey qokaiin
        3 chey keey                   2 qoky chey                   7 daiin chey
        3 dar shey                    2 shey daiin                  7 qol chey
        3 dy shey                     2 shey qokaiin                6 qokaiin shey
        2 chey dam                    1 ar shey                     5 chey qokeedy
        2 chey kchol                  1 chdain shey                 5 ol shey
        2 chey keor                   1 chdar shey                  5 shey daiin
        2 chey kor                    1 che?dy chey                 5 shey qokedy
        2 chey kshey                  1 chedy chey                  5 shey qoky

  Not clear...
  
  The word "chckhey" is also fairly uniform:
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[cse][eh][ce][kt][he]ey\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        1 chain chckhey               1 ???in shckhey               2 daiin chckhey
        1 chckhey chor                1 chckhey =                   2 qokaiin chckhey
        1 chckhey daiin               1 chckhey choky               1 chckhey cheor
        1 chckhey okaiin              1 chckhey okchdy              1 chckhey dar
        1 chckhey okshy               1 chckhey or                  1 chckhey kedy
        1 chckhey ol                  1 dair shckhey                1 chckhey lchey
        1 chckhey qod                 1 kodaiin shckhey             1 chckhey ldy
        1 chkaiin shckhey             1 odain chckhey               1 chckhey qokeedy
        1 ckhol chckhey               1 okain chckhey               1 chckhey qokeeol
        1 ckhy chckhey                1 okam chckhey                1 chckhey saiin

  The uses of this word are too scattered for us to say anything useful.

  Another uniform word is "yshey":
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[q]*[oy][cse][eh]ey\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        1 chey qoeeey                 1 chdy ochey                  1 chealy oshey
        1 chydaiin ochey              1 dy ochey                    1 cheedy oshey
        1 ckhar ochey                 1 kchodain oeeey              1 dy ochey
        1 ckhy ochey                  1 lor ochey                   1 lcheey qochey
        1 daiin ochey                 1 ochey dar                   1 lor oshey
        1 dy ochey                    1 ochey kamar                 1 ochey kal
        1 ochey chol                  1 ochey oly                   1 ochey qokain
        1 ochey ckhos                 1 oeeey okaiin                1 okar oshey
        1 ochey kchokchy                                            1 ols oshey
        1 ochey kchos                                               1 oroly ochey

  Finally, let's try "or":
  
    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[oya]r\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        5 ckhy or                     6 or aiin                     8 or shedy
        4 or okaiin                   4 okar ar                     4 or aiin
        3 ar al                       4 okar or                     3 or al
        3 chol or                     3 ar daiin                    2 chedy or
        3 or chol                     3 ar okar                     2 chekar or
        3 or chor                     3 daiin or                    2 dal or
        2 daiin or                    3 dar ar                      2 dar ar
        2 dol or                      3 kor or                      2 or chey
        2 okaiin or                   3 or ar                       2 or sheey
        2 or aiin                     2 ar aiin                     2 or shey
  
  Again, it seems that A's chol is B's chedy.
  Also A's okaiin seems to be B's aiin.
  
  Now a few random words:

    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[cs]ho[rl]\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
       30 chol daiin                  3 chol kar                    2 qokaiin chol
       20 chol chol                   2 or chol                     2 qokol chol
       10 shol daiin                  1 arakaiin shol               2 shol kedy
        9 chor daiin                  1 chdaiin chol                1 ?chor or
        8 chol ckhol                  1 ches chol                   1 chcphey chol
        8 chol shol                   1 chkaiin chol                1 chey chol
        8 chor chol                   1 chol alaiin                 1 chol ar
        7 chol ckhy                   1 chol chckhy                 1 chol chedcheydaiin
        7 okol chol                   1 chol chky                   1 chol cheky
        6 chol chor                   1 chol dar                    1 chol chy

  Note the curious numeric coincidence in the first file.

    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[cse][he]edy\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
                                      4 daiin chedy                22 shedy qokaiin
                                      3 chedy daiin                18 qol chedy
                                      3 chedy okedy                17 chedy qokaiin
                                      3 chedy okeey                17 qokaiin chedy
                                      3 okar chedy                 17 shedy qokedy
                                      3 shedy qokedy               15 chedy qol
                                      2 chedy chckhy               15 ol shedy
                                      2 chedy dal                  15 qokal chedy
                                      2 chedy dar                  15 shedy qokeedy
                                      2 chedy kedy                 13 ol chedy

    compare-word-colocates \
      '\b[ce][tk][eh][ao][rl]\b' \
      hea-f-eva.wds heb-f-eva.wds bio-f-eva.wds

    count hea-f-eva.wds           count heb-f-eva.wds           count bio-f-eva.wds         
    ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------  ----- ----------------------
        8 chol ckhol                  1 aiin ckhar                  1 ckhal saiin
        8 daiin ckhor                 1 ckhar od                    1 ckhol chedy
        7 daiin ckhol                 1 ckhol ol                    1 ckhol skar
        6 ckhol chol                  1 okaiin ckhol                1 ckhor chey
        5 ckhol daiin                                               1 ckhor olchdy
        3 chor ckhol                                                1 daiin ckhal
        3 chor ckhor                                                1 iin ckhor
        3 ckhol dy                                                  1 olshey ckhor
        3 ckhor chol                                                1 qokal ckhol
        3 ckhor okol                                                1 rkaiin ckhol