n. (m./f.)

a. ṭáhɛrk di-soḳ wa-tóˀo éraḥk soḳ mídik wa-ˀétfᵉdik ‘I went to the market, and when I reached the market, I was tired and irritated.’ (CSOL II 20:44)

b. gedóḥo seʰ di-soḳ ˁemέro hóhon íno še taľátaʰ ṣanádeḳaʰ wa-ˀíno béʸhen di-ˀeftégo ˁayn ḳádem béʸhen di-ˀeftégo ˁayn ‘Then the woman came to the market and announced: “I have three chests, and inside each is something to amaze the eye. You will see there something to amaze the eye!’ (CSOL I 26:80)

Borrowed from Arabic sūq ‘market’.