v. (X_II)

a. wa-kések ho ḷe-ḥa ṭáḥrer ... di-ḥaṭérṭhor tšeḷɛhíyin ... wa-ˁámok hes inέm áˁyhofš ...  wa-ˁemέro díˀyho sέrɛd ‘I met a wild goat there, ... With a striped face, bleating. ... I said to it: “What have you lost?” ... It said: “One of my kids”’ (CSOL I 9:1)

b. wa-ˀésaˁk ho ḷe-ḥaʰ ṭáḥrer wa-di-ḥíbhor tšeḷɛhíˀin wa-ˁámok hes inέm áˁʸhofš wa-ˁemέroʰ díˀʸho sέrɛd sirísirhin di-yéweʸhor ‘I meat a wild goat there, a spotty one, who was bleating. I said to it: “What have you lost?” It said: “My grown-up kid, A white-bellied one who follows (me).”’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a:48)

• ḷéhe, ḷέhɛ to bleat
• ḷέhɛy bleating