n. (f.)

ṭeʸh ḥteʰ frer šin ˁeyyúg di-yešẓ̂aḥéken ḷe-ṭahedédšen wa-ˀaḷ-ˀéndeḳ hin nedmέ ˁámok héʸhen aḷ-ˁédoʰ deš šeẓ̂íḥkoʰ tekóri ‘One night a few men in our village were sitting and joking with each other and keeping us awake. I said to them: “Will this joking ever come to an end?”’ (CSOL II 17:8)

A verbal noun from šeẓ̂áḥik.

• ẓ̂áḥak to laugh
• šeẓ̂áḥik to joke, to make fun of
• éẓ̂ḥek laughing