n. (f.)

a. ŝínik ˁážeʰ di-báḥľe ˁárṣhɛn wa-seʰ ˁiṭámoʰ ‘I saw a woman who had (strong) forearms, and she was fat.’ (field notes)

b. édof ˁey ḷe-ˁarṣénoʰ wa-megέdeʸh di-tɛr ‘He seized him at forearm and dragged him outside.’ (field notes)

The meaning is given as ‘wrist, ankle, forearm’ in Simeone-Senelle–Lonnet 1988‒1989:218.