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ḥfóren ˁö́bhor kor néʸhen témhɛr tóˀo ḳaríb yešráḳaḥ rího ḷeṭ ˁin leṣáˀḥan wa-ˀö́bhon di-ḷátḥam waḷ-šérḳaḥ ˁaf nenokíˁin hésen kombréšen wa-be-ḳúwwaʰ šérḳaḥ ken mésen eḷtέḥɛm ‘We started to dig a well to plant a few date-palms. When the water was about to appear, there emerged some mud and stones glued together. And they (the mud and stones) could not be removed until we brought a rock drill. Then, with great effort—because they stuck together so closely—, the mud and stones came out’ (Bulakh 2024:172)

• ḷáḥam or ḷóḥom to adhere
• ḷátḥam to crowd together