نٞاقَر
néḳar (yenáḳar/ľinḳár)
basic morphological information

v. (Ib)

1. to be rotten, corroded; 2. to get a cavity, to be decayed (of a tooth)
1. быть гнилым; 2. иметь кариес, разрушаться (о зубе)
فسد، صدئ؛ تسوس، كان متعفناً (عن السن)
CSOL III
text examples

1. 

a. ṭáhɛrk wa-ḥánḳork tos men néḳheľ wa-tóˀo érḳaḥk tos fö́ṭašk tos wa-ksek tos kenóḥoʰ seʰ niḳároʰ ‘In the end I got it (a tamarind fruit) out from the hollow. When I took it out, I broke it apart and discovered that it was dry and inedible’ (CSOL III 19:55)

b. fö́ḳašk gawwáfaʰ wa-tóˀo ftéḳšoʰ ksek tos niḳároʰ men ḳáneʰ ‘I cracked a guava and when it was cracked, I found it to be rotten from inside’ (CSOL III 21:24)

2.

a. ˁouyέghɛn di-ṭáhɛr mustášfi kor yegóḥor ṭeʸh díˀʸheʰ ˁáḷeʰ di-niḳároʰ góḥor heʸh dáḫtar wa-ˁö́mor heʸh tegodíḥin tho báˁad ˁáŝer énhor ézˁem ḥoz di-ŝeľɛʰ énhor éľľe wa-seʰ ḳásḳes éḳdomk ˁey tóˀo ézˁem wa-ʸheʰ éẓ̂aḥ ˁámok inέm šek ˁö́mor ḳasḳésoʰ fe ˁáḷeʰ ‘One boy went to the hospital to clean out a tooth which had a cavity. The doctor cleaned out his tooth and said: “Come back in ten days.” The boy waited three days, and the tooth was still hurting. I saw him like this and continuing to suffer, and I said to him: “What’s with you?” He said: “My tooth hurts”’ (CSOL III 13:10)

b. éẓ̂aḥk ˁáḷeʰ di-niḳároʰ tóˀo toyk tɔ́mer wa-ḥaľwiyát ṣéroʰ ‘A decayed tooth of mine was aching: whenever I ate dates or sweets, it hurt’ (CSOL III 24:49)

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