n. (f.)

a. ˁouyέghɛn di-taˁdíboʰ wa-ḷaṭ έˀɛfo aḷ-šfᵉreẓ̂ díˀʸheʰ be-ˀέˀɛfo ‘There was among us a troublesome boy, but people hesitated to discipline him out of respect for his parents’ (CSOL III 12:5)

b. tóˀo ľísoʰ ḥéṭen wa-šégrɛyn óˀo ḥay di-déḷaḳ kor kóuḷɛ éˀḷhíten ber taˁdíboʰ beʸhen kor yíken be-nö́foʸh ‘As it rained, we went searching and looking for where the grass was abundant, to send our cows there, to let them stay alone, because they have wearied us’ (CSOL III 20:8)

• ˁódib to pester, to wear (with problems, difficulties)
• meˁédeb wearing
• meˁedéboʰ problem, difficulty
• ˁedhebéten harm
• ˁotédeb to be distressed, to be pestered (by somebody)