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wa-ˁaḷhέten ṣer ˁaf íno ˁáḷe di-nikέdo nhɔfs ṭánˀe ṣódḳa ľa náḳare wa-ľa bíľe kaḷ ṭánˀe ˁaf tekénen sᵉkɛ ṭey ‘My teeth also caused me pain and eventually some of them started falling out on their own, like this. And there was no reason for it - neither cavities, nor anything else, nothing but this, but in the end none were left at all’ (CSOL I 18:39–40)

• nö́ḳar to peck out
• néḳar 1. to be rotten, corroded; 2. to get a cavity, to be decayed (of a tooth)
• néḳreʰ a rotted out spot, hollow, cavity