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šénḥork nɔ́fin wa-ˁak ešnóḥor έˀɛfo díˀʸho men meŝíyyoʰ erzóḥoʰ tho wa-tö́ḳoʰ ménhi ḷáfi be-sɛb díˀʸho meŝíyyoʰ sebérhɛn fáḥre aḷ-ˁak tŝóni kaḷ zérkin di-tšaˁábor zérkin wa-ˁeḳhɔ́nten tsoréken ḥéyhe keʰ ˁod boḳ ‘I’m always complaining to myself and will complain to others about my pasture. It’s exhausted me and worn down my health. That’s because my pasture is a thicket, where all you see are entwined branches of z.-plants and ˁ.-shrubs that entangle anybody’s feet who walks there’ (CSOL III 13:13)