v. (X)

érḳaḥ men díˀʸheʰ kumár ḥanḳ di-ˀédaḳ wa-ˁö́mor eṭóhor eŝóni έˀɛfo ˁasέ íno di-yešbóˁoḷš ‘He took from his belt a heavy necklace and said: “I’ll go and show it to people, maybe somebody will recognize it as his own”’ (CSOL II 30:18)

• báˁaḷ to marry (a man or a woman)
• báḥľe in di-báḥľe the owner, one who has
• mébˀḥeľ male slave
• mebˁéḷoʰ female slave
• baˁ- master, owner
• ébˁeḷ to marry off one’s daughter
• (3 pl. m.) botéˁeḷ to be married to one another