v. n.

gédaḥk sɛr múγreb id-ṭad di-ḥaḷf di-šker wa-ˀaḷ-yóukod fe ḷaḷ egodíḥin wa-ho aḥánok šéʸhen wa-díˀʸho ḷe-gedéḥin ẓ̂áˁk tóʸhen tóˀo sotébe men mésgid id-ḳáˁyᵉhɛr ‘I came to a nice area one evening. People were not concerned about my presence, and so I could eat as if I were at home. When I came, I found them leaving the mosque and on their way back to their homes’ (CSOL III 8:16)

• gédaḥ to come
• égdaḥ to bring