n. (f.)

énkaˁ énhi rího be-sḥᵃľeʰ kor enóhor ŝkim id-mɛr wa-teṭóhor ménhi šfáḳeʰ ‘He brought me a bowl of water so that I could get the grains (of rice) to pass down into my stomach and the hiccupping would go away’ (CSOL II 30:20)

• šfeḳ to hiccup (after laughing or eating coarse food)