n. (f.)

ö́ḳark ḳáˁar déreʰ wa-ˁamḳ di-ḥteʰ hímaˁk ˁag di-yezóˀok ... wa-ˁag aḷ-béḷog ziˀókeʰ di-ḥteʰ ˁaf teṣábaḥ wa-di-ṣabḥ ṣáme ˁag ‘I came one evening to another village (to spend the night). In the middle of the night I heard a man moan... The man did not leave off moaning, not until dawn. In the morning, the man died.’ (CSOL II 29:23)

• zóˀok to groan, to moan