ṭad ˁag yegáˁar éžˀḥer ṣarˁ wa-ṭey šɔm dáwwaḫ wa-ˀaḷ-ˁad bö́ḷog ˁaf steḳázen meʸh ˁaḷhɛ́ten wa-ṣáme díˀʸheʰ be-téḳaz ‘There was a man with epilepsy. One day he fainted with his teeth clenched, and they stayed like that when he died.’ (CSOL I 18:36)

Сf. also yedáwwaḫ ‘he faints’ (Naumkin – Kogan 2021:531).