v. (X_II)

a. ṭáhɛr ṭad méʸhi yeḥódem ḷe-nhɔfš wa-šeḳábit šaˁrɛ́keʰ ‘One of them went to work for himself and learned to fish’ (CSOL I 6:2)

b. tóˀo šerḳáḥki men boḳ leṭ di-ḳáneʰ emboríyeʰ di-yešḳabéten ‘When we (du.) went out from here, the students (lit. the children who study) went in (instead of us.)’ (Naumkin et al. 2014c:534)

‘To learn something (direct object)’ (a).

Without complement (b).

• ḳábit to teach