v. (IV)

a. ézmaˁk šek áḷḷaʰ ‘I entrust (the baby) to you, oh God!’ (Kogan 2020:448)

b. édofk díˀʸho ḷe-ˀéḳreʰ wa-ˀérḳaḥk mes ŝḥᵃyof wa-ḷaṭ ˁéfonk tos be-γáṭraʰ wa-ˀézmaˁk tos nᵃḥaṭ sóˁoʰ ber keʰ záˁayk tos di-ḳáˁar yeróbeẓ̂ kénhi έˀɛfo ‘I took the sprig and peeled its upper layer and then I covered it with a head-cover and put it under a group of palm-saplings. If I took them home, the people would rob me of the pollen.’ (field notes)

‘To entrust to somebody (ke-)’ (a).

‘To leave in a secure place’ (b).