v. n. (m.)

wa-ˀaḷ-ˁúmor hek bíľeʰ kaḷ ḥᵃzez wa-ḳéẓ̂hir wa-di-yaḥáyya bek men ḥaʰ id-ḥaʰ ḥeb ḷe-bíŝi šek bíľeʰ ‘And nobody will say to you anything but “Welcome! Feel at home!” (literally,“slaughtering and breaking the neck (of an animal slaughtered for a guest”) — here and everywhere, even if you have virtually nothing in your possession’ (CSOL II 4:34)

• ḳö́ẓ̂ar to turn, to wrench the neck of an animal
• ḳatéẓ̂ar to be bent