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wa-ṭey šɔm dáwwaḫ wa-ˀaḷ-ˁad bö́ḷog ˁaf steḳázen mey ˁaḷhέten wa-ṣáme díʸheʰ be-téḳaz ‘One day he fainted with his teeth clenched, and they stayed like that when he died’ (CSOL I 18:36)

• táḳiz 1. to make something clench over something or somebody; 2. to clench one’s teeth
• atéḳaz 1. to be clenched (teeth); 2. to clench one’s teeth; 3. to abstain from food