v. (IV)

hímaˁk ṭad farángi di-ˁóumor ˁãʸh ḳáṣṣaʰ tóˀo égre ľim wa-ˀaḷ-meẓ̂éˁes wa-ḷaṭ ḥéṭar wa-di-ˀégre yeḥáṭar wáľľa yeˀáẓ̂aḥ ḷaṭ máˁidaʰ ‘I heard about one foreigner — about whom a story is told — when he swallowed a lime without chewing it and then he choked. (Indeed), when someone swallows (something), he may choke or get stomach-ache afterwards.’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:278)