v. (Ib)

naˁámer ˁag keʰ éḷḷeḳ ḳáṣi ḥáḷhoḷ wa-ˀéngeb wa-béker naˁámer ébker díˀʸheʰ ŝö́ṭaf waľľá ḥáḷhoḷ ‘Of a man who harvested a lot of half-ripe dates and spread them on the sun, and they became ready for consumption, we say: ébker (his halved or non-halved dates)’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:245)

• ébker to dry fully, to readiness (dates)
• béker completely dried, ready (date)