adj.

nábaḥ ṭad méʸhen ˁö́mor yɔʰ dóufɛ aḷ-tšámaˁ ḷaḷ šemóutoḷ ˁámok wa-ten ˁágyhɛm ḷaḷ tšemέteḷ aḷ-maˁḳúľ ken dóufɛ ľihmáˁ ˁéghɛm ‘Then one of them yelled: “Are you deaf?! Don’t you hear when somebody’s talking to you?” But I said: “Well, as for you, you’re mute when you talk. Is it conceivable that a deaf man can hear a mute?”’ (CSOL III 14:41)

• ˁotégem 1. to be dumb; 2. to be blocked
• aˁgέmoʰ what is closed, blocked
• ˁégom to shut, to block
• áˁgem to shut
• šáˁgem to be shut
• ˁégem to be dumb