v. n.

báˁad-aḷ enẓ̂éfoʰ wa-nefóˁoʰ wa-taḳífoʰ ŝíni ˁag ˁayyánaʰ di-tέḳaf wa-ḥaľ wa-kúlleʰ šay ‘After she had spread out the bedding and arranged everything, the man noticed these signs of preparation, the perfume and such things’ (CSOL I 1:13)

• táḳif 1. to arrange, to prepare, to do properly; 2. to be in proper condition
• atéḳaf to be arranged, prepared, to be done properly
• tiḳáfoʰ uncertain
• metéḳaf well-arranged, harmonious