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nóˀoŝk ṭad díˀyho be-faˁárhɛn wa-ˀédofk šey díˀyhe bíyyo wa-díˀse šáṭar wa-tóˀo éraḥk díˀyho ḥaḷf terɛyk  hes ḥe be-sénne di-ḳánhom kor aḷ-tekténa ‘I was transporting one of my bullocks to another area, and I took along with it its mother and her calf. When I reached the place, I tried to coax the mother with a bit of grain to prevent her from going back to her original place’ (CSOL III 8:13, ft. 71)