n. (f.)

ˁeŝ meḳáddem wa-ˀérḳaḥ díˀʸheʰ ško wa-ṭáhɛr diˀáḷ reˁíyyeʰ di-tέten ‘The chieftain stood up, took his sword and went to the girl who was in charge of the sheep’ (CSOL I 17:47)

dim. (poetic form) raˁawénoʰ:

ho di-kések ˁougenóte ... be-féžher raˁawenóte ‘I have met a girl ... in the countryside, a little shepherd’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a 141a)
 

• réˁe 1. to pasture (transitive); 2. to pasture (intransitive)
• érˁe to give (one’s livestock) to a herdsman
• ráˀḥi, ríˀḥi or réˀḥi male shepherd