v. (Ib)

ḥéḷobk be-míṣ̌her ŝḥaf wa-ˁámok toy di-ˁáni di-mikḷéṭo ˁaf temóḷe wa-tóˀo tétek ˁö́ṣamk ˁes wa-ftáˁto wa-ľaḥáḳt ˁes wa-ḷoyk ˁes wa-ˁö́ṣamk wa-néḳaṣ ŝḥaf men ˁáni ˁaf yekέˀɛ faḳḥ ‘I was milking my goats in the pen using an old skin until it filled up. When I’d done this, I tied the opening shut, but then the skin ruptured. I managed to catch it in time and save the milk. Then I tied up the rupture, but there was less milk in the skin, only half remained’ (CSOL I 30:23)

• nö́ḳaṣ to diminish, to reduce
• énḳeṣ to diminish (transitive)