دَخَل
dáḫaľ (yédḫuľ/yúdḫuľ)
basic morphological information

v. (I)

to enter
входить
دخل
CSOL I 526; CSOL II 445; Wehr 273; Behnstedt 365
text examples

tóˀo báˁaḷ díˀʸheʰ muṭáľľaḳaʰ wa-dáḫaľ ˁes ˁemέroʰ aˀḥ bɛr di-ˀegέḷed ṣámik kenk ŝiyóbe tóˀo ṭáľikk tho wa-góˁork ˁaf kέrhen tegodíḥin tho ‘When he married his divorced wife and entered her, she said: “Oh son of Cowhide! I was dying for you when you divorced me and was sick until that very moment when you came back to me”’ (CSOL II 1:165)

other notes

Cf. also dáḫḫaľat ‘she introduced’, dḫaľ or yúdḫaľ ‘he enters’ (CSOL I 526).

 

derivates
etymology

Borrowed from Arabic dḫl.