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kɔn šin maṣíľo díˀḥan be-ḥaḷf ľítin ho wa-ˁeghéten ḷe-ˁóŝi ḷe-méṭre nḥaṭ ŝégre šérḳaḥ ˁeghéten wa-ho aḷ-gezk ḷešέrḳaḥ wa-kténḥik men ˁamḳ di-ŝégre aḷ-ˁak gezk ‘Once we were going to collect the resin of the dragon-blood tree in our village, other women and me. We met early in the morning at the bottom of a mountain slope, and the women started to climb, but I was unable to reach the top and went back from the middle of the slope — I could not climb any further’ (Naumkin et al. 2016b:73)

• máṣiľ to collect the gum of the dragon-blood tree
• miṣáḷeʰ collecting of the gum of dragon-blood tree
• emṣéḷo gum of the dragon-blood tree