n. (m.)

1. wa-ˀérem ˁag rígdihi šeʸh ébrɛhɛʸh bɛr díˀʸheʰ bɛr múgšem záḥi ‘Now there was a man from the tribe of Rigdiho, and he had a grandson, the son of his son, an uncircumcised boy’ (CSOL I 2:7)

2. wa-ḥᵃme ˁag ébrɛhɛʸh díˀʸheʰ férhim wa-ˁö́mor ˁes ẓ̂ayέfɛʰ ‘Now the old man gave his daughter’s hand in marriage to his nephew and put on a wedding feast for her’ (CSOL I 6:23)

3. wa-ṭáhɛr ḫádem wa-ẓ̂áḷaˁ e-sáṭahan ˁö́mor ébrɛhɛk bíŝi beʸh ḥaym ‘The servant went and told this to the sultan. He said: “Your son-in-law has no penis”’ (CSOL I 19:29)

With pronominal suffixes only. 

For the dual and the plural, the form ébreho- is used.

ebríti 'my niece' (Bulakh 2021:287)

• (3 sg. f.) bíroʰ to give birth (people)
• di-bέrhe father
• di-bórhe mother
• mébrehe child, boy
• bɛr son or daughter
• bíreʰ woman in labor
• bérho birth
• bέri to help bear children