v. (V)

ṭahέrki ho wa-ṭad ˁímɛr hə́yki təḳadέmo ḥa wa-ḥan nəróˀoŝ ə́ľľəhe firéde mən ḥágher wa-tóˀo ezˁómki ˁam se gədóḥo tóˁod wa-təskɛľíľin ˁérki ˁes bə-ˀö́bhon səbóḥo ṭaharə́ki bə-ˀəntáḥaš feródki wa-se bə-di-sɛríki tóˁod wa-nóḥoš ṣetk díˀo ḷəhḷáḥ wa-ḳábəľ énhi mə́trər wa-yháḷaḥk dəy wa-ˁag yháḷaḥ di-máˁabhər wa-se nɛhέro mə́yki ḷə-ˁamḳ ‘We went to a certain place, me and a friend of mine, and they said to us: “Lie in wait here and we will scare up a feral cow from Hagher.” We were sitting down there and, look, here it comes, bounding along the way. We tried to stop it by hurling stones, but it leapt towards us, snorting. We fled, and the cow was behind us, bounding and wheezing all the way. I looked to see where I could jump and saw an m.-tree in front of me, and I jumped into it, whereas my friend jumped onto a boulder. So the cow passed between the two of us’ (CSOL III 3:8)

• kέľiľ 1. to run, to flow rapidly, turbulently; 2. to swing