- sibillətməx’
- (Zaqatala)evin künclərinə sibil (b a x 1-ci məna) qoydurmaq. – Usdalara sibili sibillətdirdim
Azərbaycan dilinin dialektoloji lüğəti. Redaktorlar: A.A.Axundov, Q.Ş.Kazımov, S.M.Behbudov.. 2007.
sibillətməx’
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