v. (Ia)

wa-tóˀo éreḥ boḳ édof frángi ṭey ľim wa-ḳerέšes wa-ḳáḷaˁ bes di-ḥeʰ wa-ˀáˁre ‘When they came to the tree, the European took one lime, peeled it, tossed it into his mouth and swallowed it whole.’ (CSOL I 12:8)

‘To remove clothing (direct object) from someone (ˁan)’: ˁámok e-ṭad eḳrέš bíššoḷ ˁan deʰ mébrehe di-boḳ ‘I told a man: “Undress this boy.”’ (field notes)

• ḳaríšoʰ skin
• méḳreš naked; indigent
• ḳatérɛš to peel off (skin) (intransitive)