v. n. (m.)

a. ḳénho égmed ŝḥaf ken έboʸh ‘The cattle had thick milk because of pregnancy’ (Bulakh et al. 2021:248)

b. keʰ ľíso mέsɛ wa-ˀéẓ̂aʰ ḳö́ṣho tšfátaḥ érhon wa-yíken bésen έboš ‘When it rains and grass sprouts, goats are mated and become pregnant’ (CSOL III 5:17)

c. šérḳaḥ šeʰ έboš be-ẓ̂áˀteʰ eẓ̂yóˁo ‘Three two-year-old goats of mine got pregnant’ (CSOL III 5:17)

d. wa-ṭaʰ keʰ ľísoʰ mέsɛ di-ˁáḷho wa-bórik be-ḳénho kɔn beʸh έboʸh wa-kέfɛ wa-ŝḥaf wa-tɛʰ wa-ˁáfiyaʰ ‘And likewise, when there was a good rain, and He blessed the livestock (thereby), there was pregnancy among it, and there were beestings, and milk, and meat, and prosperity’ (Bulakh 2024:141–142)

v. n. from ibóhoʰ

• (3 sg. f.) ibóhoʰ to be pregnant (of small cattle)
• (f.) íbšiʰ pregnant (small cattle)