n. (m.)

ˀégaḥk be-ŝébe di-siyyáreʰ men ḥérhen wa-ˀaḷ-ˀézˁomk súwa ken ˁeghéten di-zö́fon wa-délaḳ wa-ˁarˁéren ˁarˁáreʰ maḥáŝeʰ ‘I ascended the back part of the car, and I could not sit well because of the women, who squeezed to each other and shouted in a wild way’ (Bulakh et al. 2021 281)

• ˁárḥer brook
• ˁárˁer 1. to ripple (water); 2. to sing or shout with a trill (especially at the wedding)