v. n.

wa-ḷaṭ tekέˀɛ beʸh entáḥaḳ wa-yántḥaḳ men ḳáneʰ di-ˀéľbeb ‘A child which has been treated harshly and then does not want to console himself (even if people tried to console him), will keep crying and remain angry. And (even) after this, sobbing remains in him (for a while) and he keeps sobbing from the depth of his heart’ (Bulakh 2024:174)

• nátḥaḳ to sob, to hiccup after crying (a baby)