v. (II)

a. sɛ́rɛd še bɛr óˀoz mɛ́ḷḥe di-ˁéyyek ḷeŝkɛ́fš wa-ʸheʰ yefóred tɛ́rirk heš be-ˁaḷf di-ˀékše ‘I used to have a kid born of a house-goat, and I needed to block its mouth to stop it from suckling, but it always fled. So I lured it with some food (branches of the ékše-tree)’ (CSOL I 18:37)

‘To scatter some food (be-) in order to lure an animal (e-)’ (a)

• ter to throw
• teréro grain or other foodstuff other than meat scattered to implore God for one’s good health or recovery