v. n. (m.)

a. ber óˀoz daḥámoʰ wa-méles díˀʸheʰ be-ˁadg ‘This was because the mother goat was emaciated and the kid goat was wearying her by suckling’ (Bulakh 2024:196)

b. tóˀo éraḥ šeʸh ŝέhɛr ṣóter men ˁadg ‘When he stayed there for a month, he was finally discouraged from suckling’ (Bulakh 2024:196)

• ˁédog to be suckled (a child or a young of an animal)
• (3 sg. f.) aˁdégoʰ to suckle
• ˁádog semi-digested milk from the stomach of a just slaughtered suckling goat-kid