Audo provides a full complement of deverbal nouns and adjectives, although these seem not yet known to western scholars. Note that Audo (following RPSm) assumes that the otherwise known Syriac noun zāṭrā is the etymon, but the waw in the root proves that the verbal form itself is denominative of the (unattested in Syriac) zūṭar, i.e. the absolute form of the attested emphatic ܙܘܛܐ wherein the resh has elided. See note s.v. zwṭˀ.