n. (m.)

ˁag di-báˁaḷ ˁáže ṣáˁbeb wa-díˀyhe bέbɛ wa-díˀyhe bíyyo ṣaˁbébhon wa-yhe berö́we hey múgšem ḥáher wa-díˀyhe miˁmíˁyhin báˁaḷ ˁáže ḥóuro wa-naˁámer hey enṭéḷo ˁey díˀyhe di-ḥabebhíyo ‘There was a man who married a white woman, and his mother and his father was also white. Now, a boy was born to him who was black, And this was because his great-grandfather had married a black woman. About such a boy we say: "Something from his great-grandmother has reappeared in him"’ (CSOL I 18:38)

• mɔ́ˁaʰ grandfather