a. rö́ẓ̂afk díˀʸho daráhem nᵉḥaṭ óˀoben tóˀo sákaˁk ḷe-rího ḥayófk aḷ-ľitrέ ‘I put my money under a stone when I had to cross the wadi because I was afraid that it would get wet’ (Bulakh 2024:130)
b. ˁámor ˁag di-ˀáḷaḥ še ˁámor έhɛ ṭeʸh díˀɛʰ óˀoz di-ˁíggoʰ ˁámok teráẓ̂af hes ḥánˀeʰ wa-ho ezáˁas ḳarére ‘A man called me and said: “Here is one of your goats, which has just given birth.” I said: “Put her kid there (in a stone shelter in the place where she gave birth), and I will pick her up (and her kid) tomorrow”’ (Bulakh 2024:130)
c. šin besaḳɔ́ṭri yeróẓ̂ef έˀɛfo be-rénhem wa-ḳarére yekɛber menáḷ rö́ẓ̂ef wa-yekóse ṣóde di-šker ‘In our place, on Soqotra, people leave (their fishnets) in the sea, and next day they come to the place where they had left (the net) and find nice fish’ (Bulakh 2024:130)