n. (f.)

kɔn šin ŝáḳar di-ˁeẓ̂ wa-gέhɛr faḳḥ di-ˀérhon wa-ho gɛhέroʰ šeʰ ṭeʸh óˀoz wa-ˁámok hes sébroʰ di-ˁáyni wa-ˀédofk ˁes wa-béḷokk tos di-ḥor kor aḷ-tebḷέg nhɔfs ḷe-ṭíyoʰ ‘There was a severe drought in our place, and some of our goats developed short-sightedness. One goat of mine also became short-sighted. I put some juice of the s.-tree in its eyes, then I took the goat and put it in a stone enclosure to prevent it from falling into a gorge’ (CSOL II 7:13)

• sebérhɛn thicket, a lot of shrubs