v. (VIII)

hímaˁk ˁímɛr ˁággi di-zɛtégdoʰ ḷe-ḥaʰ be-ˀimríka ‘I heard people say that there were debates between two men (lit. two men struggled) abroad, in America’ (Bulakh 2024:139)

• zégod or zéged to lift, to carry
• zógid to provide people coming to a feast with raw meat or other foodstuffs that they could bring home as gifts
• zígid lifting, carrying
• šézged to be taken, lifted; it is possible to take, lift