n.

a. ˁö́mor kábor ḷe-Diḥéko ˁasέ yekóse mes nébeʰ ‘The father said: “Pay a visit to Diheko, maybe he can devise a trick against her”’ (CSOL I 8:14)

b. ŝínik ṭeʸh ˁougénoʰ di-ˀidáḳoʰ bíššoḷ wa-ŝínik ˁes teḳoľíbin nebhéten seʰ be-ˁóber di-ṭoḳ men órem wa-ho be-ˁóber di-bo wa-ḳask des égdeʰ ‘I saw a girl carrying some heavy things, and I noticed she was lost in her thoughts. Now, she was on one side of the street, and I was on the other, and I fixed my gaze on her’ (CSOL III 11:1)