n. (f.)

a. áˁaber ḥe ˁag móŝriḥ wa-ˀézmaˁk toʸh di-néḳreʰ di-témreʰ ‘A man gave me a spade for uprooting palm-saplings, and I put it in the hollow of a palm-tree’ (CSOL III 15:3)

b. égaḥk éḳše náḥŝɛŝ wa-di-niḳárhen wa-ḳášḳošk meʸh ṣáˁḷof e-ˀérhon kor stέyen ‘I climbed an e.-tree which was rotted out inside and full of hollows, and beat some leaves off it it so that my goats could eat’ (CSOL III 14:8)

• nö́ḳar to peck out
• náḳareʰ cavity, caries
• néḳar 1. to be rotten, corroded; 2. to get a cavity, to be decayed (of a tooth)