v. (IV) 

kseˀk ˁag di-ṣéḷob míˀšer di-ˁö́ṭam béne wa-ˁámok heʸh áˁṭomk ˁámor ˀáˁṭomk šébek toʸh yenógi ľáken ˁö́ṭam diyáˁa ‘I met a man who slaughtered a billy-goat which was very fat. I told him: “You have fattened it too much!” He said: “Yes, I have fattened it too much. I thought it would be meager, but it became awfully fat”’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:242)

• ˁéṭam to be fat
• ˁö́ṭmoʰ fat