v. (II)

wa-ḷaḷ nokíˁin ˁážeʰ mešḥaḷob men ḳáˁar wa-deʰ di-yekténaḥ men di-gedέroʰ gédaḥ wa-seʰ érhon rebáẓ̂oʰ díˀseʰ be-móľḥim dež ɛľíḳin wa-dež démeʰ wa-seʰ ṣiṭóˁoʰ bes šɔm sémek tehémen diˀáḷ ṭahídids ‘And when the woman would bring the leather vessels from the house, and the man who had gone to look for a goat that had been missing would be back, while the goats would be lying near the pen (some of them chewing the cud, some of them sleeping under the sun-heat) – then one would draw the goats together’ (CSOL III 22:17)