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hímaˁk ebége di-šed tóˀo ébog wa-ˀebέgo be-mέse díˀseʰ šɔm ˁaf taˁámed wa-hímaˁk ebége di-máˁbhor tóˀo sḥaṭéʸhen ḥáṭar di-áḷḷaʰ men ˁáľeʰ wa-hímaˁk ebége di-fédnihin tóˀo notéˀeŝ men arẓ̂ di-rέhɛn wa-ˁéḳab féžher rího wa-ˁeyhɔ́nten ‘One day I heard the rumbling of the thunder when it was rumbling. That day rain beat down until sunset and I also heard the crashing of boulders when God's stream was sweeping them down the wadi. And I heard the smashing of rocks dislodged because the earth imbibed so much water and dry land turned to waterways and springs’ (CSOL III 10:13)

• ébog to fall loudly, to come crashing down