n. (m.)

gédaḥ tan ṭad ˁag wa-ˁö́mor hin íno bíľeʰ di-ˀaˁʸhófken men dheb ˁömóren aḷ-ˀaˁʸhófen érḳaḥ men díˀʸheʰ kumár ḥanḳ di-ˀédaḳ wa-ˁö́mor eṭóhor eŝóni έˀɛfo ˁasέ íno di-yešbóˁoḷš ‘A man came to visit us, and he said to us: “You haven’t lost anything gold, have you?” We said: “No, we haven’t.” Then he took from his belt a heavy necklace, and he said: “I’ll go show it to other people, maybe somebody will recognize it as his own.”’ (CSOL II 30:18)

Borrowed from Arabic.