The corpus used for this study was collected by Dorota Molin during her PhD fieldwork in Jerusalem, Israel, between 2019\tnd2019. It comprises personal narratives, descriptions of past customs and traditions, and folktales, and was obtained from five speakers originally from Dohok, now living in Jerusalem, Israel. The total length of the corpus is \num{6900} words. All speakers are fluent in their own NENA dialect, Qəltu Arabic, Bahdini Kurdish, and Modern Hebrew.
