v. (VIII)

ḥᵃḷe ˁag barmíľ ḷe-márẓ̂aˁ tóˀo ľísoʰ gedóḥoʰ ṭeʸh ẓ̂aregénoʰ ˁaf yegtézof barmíľ be-rího ‘A man put a barrel under the eavestrough. When it started to rain, there came rain which is called ẓ̂erégeʰ (rain of medium intensity), and the barrel was almost completely filled with water’ (Bulakh 2024:114)

• gézof 1. to reduce a larger building into a smaller one; 2. to be close to completing one’s task
• megzö́foʰ a smaller, non-roofed structure attached to the main enclosure