n. (m.)

wa-be-ˁamḳ di-ḥteʰ tezóˀok wa-taˀáṭaḥ ˁaf tóˀo ṣáľik aľ-fagr wa-kténḥik keḷóˀoʰ ẓ̂áˁrhɛr wa-teẓ̂ˁáyrir ‘In the middle of the night, it (the sick goat) moaned and snored. I went to perform the morning prayer, and when I was back, it began to scream loudly.’ (CSOL II 29:23)

• eẓ̂ˁírir to scream, to emit sounds (about animals)