n. (f.)

tekέdeʰ diľáḳoʰ keʰ ˁéyyek ḥéyhe di-tέkod ḷe-ŝiyáṭ wa-keʰ ˁéyyek di-tékod be-nέfaˁ ‘There is “hurry” of many kinds. If you want, you can use it about a person who is in a hurry with a fire; if you want, you can use it about one who rushes his work’ (CSOL II 25:3)

• tέkid 1. to hurry up (transitive); 2. to hurry up (intransitive)
• ótked or έtkɛd to be in a hurry
• téked hurry