v. (Ib)

naˁámer mekbέde menáḷ tekóbed bey bíľe wa-ˀaḷ-yeŝóunɛ ˁes bey tóˀo éľľehe deš di-yeṭáreds ḥáŝem teṭóhor teṣṭeféḳen  wa-tḥóre men mekbέde ‘We use the word m kb de about a place where something hides itself and cannot be seen. For example, a cow pursued by flies will run and fan itself with its tail searching for shelter’ (CSOL III 13:22)

• mekbέdeʰ 1. cave; 2. shelter, den