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jo : 'Who, which, that, what'. (Platts p.393)
jo : 'When (= jab )'. (Platts p.393)
jo : 'If, if that, that; in that, inasmuch, since'. (Platts p.393)
((a;zaab : 'Punishment, chastisement; pain, torture, torment; martyrdom (met.) difficulty, painful or troublesome affair or event, distressing affair'. (Platts p.759)
FWP:
SETS == JO
MOTIFS == FOOD
NAMES
TERMSWhat SRF is pointing to in the second line is largely a function of the excellently useful complexity of jo . It's not for nothing that Platts gives the word three separate definitions (shown above). That is, it can have the full range of possibilities of kih (for which it often seems to be a substitute), and can also act as a relative pronoun.