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éḳsomk díˀʸho ˁouyέghɛn sέkiľ ˁemέroʰ énhi díˀʸho ˁougénoʰ ḷóˀo aḷ-ḳésomk téʸho ˁámok hes éḳsomk toš ḳamís ˁemέro aḷ-ˁéyyekk ḳamís kaḷ sέkiľ ˁámok férhem aḷ-tsoḳ ḥaʰ šéˀḥan be-sέkiľ ‘I gave a bike to my son as a present, and my daughter said: “Why did not you give it to me?” I told her: “I gave you a shirt”. She said: “I do not want a shirt, I want a bike.” I said: “A girl does not ride a bike here”’. (Bulakh et al. 2021:251)

A loanword.