díˀʸho ḷe-meṣmáṣe hímaˁk tédɛf di-bᵉˁíri tóˀo etédfo be-tɛr wa-hímaˁk ˁárho di-bᵉˁer tóˀo ʸheḳ mey ˁárho erbíľoḷk men fᵉzaˁ wa-ˁámok yefáṭamš baḷ ḷeľḥáḳ ˁey ‘While I was rinsing my mouth in the morning, I heard the sound of the fighting of two camels who’d gotten into a scuffle outside. And I heard the voice of one of the two was weakening, and I collapsed out of fear. I said: “That camel will kill the other before I catch it”’ (CSOL III 8:20)

• édof 1. to take, to seize; 2. to understand
• ódif to try to find
• ɛtédɛf to look for; to fight each other