n. (f.)

wa-ˀaˁáẓ̂on meʸh béne ľiˀénneʰ ḷaḷ yeŝóki díˀyheʰ men bᵉˁer wa-yóuḳar tho yefɛrírin tho wa-di-še ˁam ber ŝófeḳ wa-tóˁod heʸh ľíššin wa-ˀaḷ-yeṭóhor kénhi kaḷ be-ˀamt wa-nébˁeʰ wa-ḳɔn ‘And I like that man very much because whenever he comes to visit his camel in the evening, he entertains me and those who are with me, as he is intellegent and eloquent, but not too talkative. And whenever he comes, I must honor him: he never leaves without half a carcass, and the skin, and the horn’ (Naumkin et al. 2022:279)

• nábaˁ to spoil a hide (by inaccurate flaying)
• natébaˁ to be spoiled (a hide by inaccurate flaying)