دٞارَص
déraṣ (yedáraṣ/ľidráṣ)
basic morphological information

v. (Ia)

to fail to reach the mark (usually about the traditional triple jump competition)
не допрыгнуть до отметки (как правило, о традиционном соревновании в тройном прыжке)
فشل أن يصل إلى الهدف (في مباراة القفز الثلاثي التقليدية)‎
Naumkin et al. 2016b:70, with fn. 21; Naumkin et al. 2022:255-256
text examples

a. kóḷek béʸhi ˁámok ... whodíhin id-bɛr kor néṣtet mɔn min di-yenófeg id-ri di-séḳľeheľ wa-ˀénfokk ho wa-ˁággi aḷ-ˀenfégoʰ ˁar deráṣoʰ ‘I turned to them and said: “... Let us go outside and see who of us can reach the top of the boulder”. I reached the top, but the two boys did not reach it, they failed’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:255)

b. aḷ yeḳóḷem έˀɛfo be-ẓ̂ayέfɛʰ ḷe-darṣ yebötéwen deʰ di-yenáhar ḷe-darṣ wa-deʰ di-yedáraṣ ‘When people are going to jump trying to reach the mark during a wedding feast, it is known (approximately) who can jump beyond the mark and who cannot reach it’ (Naumkin et al. 2022:255-256)

root
derivates
  • darṣ piece of wood used as the mark in the traditional triple jump competition
etymology

With Naumkin et al. 2022:255, cf. Yemeni Arabic daraṣ = ˀaḍ-ḍayyiqu ḍidda l-ittisāˁi ‘narrow, impossible to broaden’. In the classical language, cf. perhaps nābun darṣāˀu = takassarat ˀasnānuhā kibaran wa-haraman ‘the teeth have got broken because of the very old age’ (TA 17 578).