v. (VIII)

a. naˁámer έˀɛfo keʰ otéreˁ wáľľa énteḥ ṭaʰ keʰ éˀḷoy getemḥátoʰ wa-ṭaʰ keʰ mišíri di-ḷᵋtfᵒˁoʰ wa-ṭaʰ aˀḥmíreʰ keʰ yeẓ̂ṭéˁer ‘We say “to grapple” when people fight physically or verbally. The same goes for two cows when they gore each other, and same for two billy-goats when they butt heads, and same for a group of donkeys when they bite each other’ (CSOL III 8:20)

b. ẓ̂otéˁer ébˁar be-tɛr wa-dέkdek arẓ̂ be-ˁamḳ di-ḥteʰ ‘Some camels were biting each other outside the houses, and they were stamping the ground, during the night’ (Bulakh 2024:139–140)

• ẓ̂óˁor 1. to take a handful; 2. to bite
• ẓ̂áˁreʰ handful
• ẓ̂íˁir biting