n. (m.)

a. rékotk tɔ́mer ˁaf yešráḳaḥ ḷe-ri di-mórkit wa-kóḷek ˁeʸh demdέmeʰ ‘I trampled the dates until the pulp flowed over the top of the trampling mat. Then I pushed it back in gently’ (CSOL I 21:5)

b. méraḥt seʰ nóufaˁ men ḥeṣ di-témreʰ di-ke-bóde ṣóufon tóˀo mórkit wa-ḥóuyaṭ tóˀo mórkit wa-seʰ ḳínoʰ ˁan mórkit ‘An eating mat is made of palm leaves. In principle, it is plaited like a trampling mat and sewn like a trampling mat, but it is smaller than a trampling mat’ (CSOL II 12:2)

c. mórkit ʸheʰ yeˁúmor men ḥeṣ di-tímhɛr ‘The trampling mat is made of palm leaves’ (CSOL II 10:6)

• rékot to trample
• ríkit trampling
• rokt 1. skin on the sole of foot; 2. camel's hoof