v. (Ib)

ŝínik ˁougέnoʰ di-deróˁoʰ ḫaľáḳ wa-nɛhέroʰ ḷe-ˁamḳ di-ˁéyyug ˁö́mor ṭad méʸhen deš ˁážeʰ di-boḳ ḳö́baẓ̂ ˁes díˀseʰ ḫaľáḳ ‘I saw a girl who was wearing a dress, and she was passing among men, and one of them said: “The dress of this women has slipped up.”’ (Naumkin et al. 2019a:76) 

The verb is not used by most of our informants, and the same meaning is usually expressed by stem VIII: ḳaṭébaẑ.

• ḳóbiẓ̂ to tuck up one’s garment
• ḳatébaẓ̂ to be tucked up (a garment)