v. (IV)

naˁámer ḥéyhe káľľama ḥéḷob ŝḥaf di-déḷaḳ wa-ʸhömaẓ̂ be-gézhɛr di-bέker naˁámer fuľán ébker ‘If a person milked a lot of milk and shook it in a skin vessel made of a skin of a grown-up goat, we say: ébker’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:245)

A denominative from bέker ‘a grown up female goat’, homonymous with ébker ‘to leave dates out in the sun to ready them for consumption’.

• (3 sg. f.) bekέroʰ to give birth for the first time (a goat)
• bέker a grown up female goat (three years or more)
• men bέker for the first time
• di-bέker first-born child
• bóukɛr a goat who gave birth only once