n. (m.)

a. wa-tezáˁa bíyyoʰ men béytak wa-deš bésen ɛytémoʰ wa-maḥazέḷoʰ ‘Oh my son, take a wife from your house, a poor orphan from among them’ (CSOL I 20:9-10)

b. aḷ-men ḥaʰ tefgέr fέger wa-ˀaḷ-men ḥaʰ tešeṭáḷɛm ke bek men bítak aḷ-ŝébaˁk wa-ˀaḷ-róḥosk be-ḥoukemíten ‘Not from here will you get a half of a head, and not from here will you have your dinner, if you were not sated at your home, and did not reap the harvest from your palms’ (Naumkin–Kogan 2021:532)

bítiy 'his home area' (Bulakh 2024:150)

Borrowed from Arabic bayt-.

• bet aľ-máḳdis the Temple
• bítak your house