adj.

ḷaḷ yegodíḥin máˁzhim di-ṣóuḷob heʸh ḷe-ˁáṣar maˁtéľef yéžrer ˁag deʰ di-gídaḥ deʸh wa-yeḳášḳeš men di-ṣóuḷob ‘When a guest comes for whom one has to slaughter (a goat) and the time is not good for slaughtering, the man receiving visitors will rush out and start to knock (on the trees) to attract one to be slaughtered’ (CSOL III 12:5)