n. (f.)

a. wa-šḥᵃmέyo heʸh wa-báˁaḷ férhim šábbaʰ ˁómraha tamantaˁášar sánaʰ ‘So they asked for her hand for him and he married the young girl (she was eighteen years old).’ (CSOL I 17:8)

b. wa-ˀaḷ-ˁeŝ mes ṭay di-sénhom men séneʰ ˁaf séneʰ ‘And the smell of rot did not go away for a whole year.’ (CSOL I 24:30)

c. díˀʸho bíyyo taˁámer kúľľeʰ sέneʰ zeríbeʰ be-ḳáˁar ‘Every year my mother makes a fence of palm-ribs at our place.’ (CSOL II 5:20)

Borrowed from Arabic, as opposed to the inherited term ˁénoʰ.