n.

šérḳaḥ bes édfof men ḳaľíboʰ wa-zígid di-tɛr wa-di-ḳáneʰ ‘Her ribcage protruded because of her constant moving him and carrying him outside and inside’ (CSOL II 24:12h)

v. n. from zégod/zéged

• zégod or zéged to lift, to carry
• zógid to provide people coming to a feast with raw meat or other foodstuffs that they could bring home as gifts
• zɛtégɛd or zotéged to fight
• šézged to be taken, lifted; it is possible to take, lift