n. (m.)

nέhɛrk órem wa-ŝínik míˀšer di-yenázaˁ be-kɛndhíyoʰ di-ḥíghɛḷ ‘I was passing by a road and saw a billy goat gasping in pain by the stones around the bottom of a palm-tree’ (CSOL II 30:20) 

dim. maḥagέḷoʰ‘door-step’: ḳarére ˁéyki bestán ľiféŝoŝ fáḥre ˁaf aḷ-ḷeŝnέyoʰ meʸh maḥagέḷoʰ ‘We (du.) want the garden to be destroyed tomorrow so that even a small door-step is not left to be seen’ (Naumkin et al. 2019b:84)

• ḥégoḷ to enclose with stones, to support with stones