n. (f.)

ľigáḥ témreʰ tóˀo ˁeḷhéyoʰ di-baḷ sófe wa-di-baḷ kémbeb ˁaf ľiṣṭár mes aḷ ˁaḷyémoʰ ľiṭráḳ men boḳ tóˀo béšrɛʰ ‘If the man was a climber of palms who took it for his dinner, may he climb a palm which is oh so tall with not a ridge on its trunk, so that as soon as he reaches the crown he drops from it like a ripe date’ (CSOL I 9:3)