n. (m.)

a. 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)

b. šéṭaˀk ṭay di-sénhom ˁámok inέm dέnˁaʰ menóˀo deʰ ṭay di-sénhom wa-ṣetk wa-kések eḳtéḷaḥ di-mébrehe di-ˁímɛr be-ḳamíṣ ‘I smelled a nasty smell. I said: “What is this? Where does this nasty smell come from?” And I looked around and found some vomit of a child upon a shirt’ (Bulakh 2024:166)

• sénem to be rotten