n. (m.)

a. ˁemέroʰ nhɔfš meˁurέkoʰ di-ṭemáṭim wa-sénneʰ di-baṣáľ wa-sénneʰ di-féľfeľ... wa-ˁouyέghɛn ref tho wa-yeḳoṣ̌ímin ˁamέľ ‘She made for herself a little plot of land with tomatoes, and some onions, and some pepper... My son went ahead of me and turned upside down everything on the field.’ (Bulakh et al 2021:274-275)

b. ˁážeʰ šin ˁemέroʰ nhɔfs ˁamέľ wa-ḷaṭ tri óˀozi taˁaṭáboʰ id-ḳáneʰ wa-tétoʰ díˀseʰ ˁamέľ béše ‘One woman in our place arranged for herself a kitchen garden, but them two goats penetrated inside and ate everything in the garden. She cried.’ (field notes)