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beˁér entέḳiˁ tri ˁešḳέti men témreʰ wa-ŝébaˁ wa-ˀaḷ-ˁad ˁégeb ‘A camel broke two date clusters (and ate them), after which he got satisfied and did not want anymore’ (Bulakh 2024:163)

• náḳaˁ 1. to take away, to pick up, to select; 2. to tear, to crisp one’s fingers; to snap out (a twig from a tree)
• nɛtéḳaˁ to break (intransitive)
• néḳaˁ to be torn
• nóḳiˁ to remove
• entéḳaˁ breaking
• énḳaˁ to break, to crack
• ménḳaˁ a calf that can maintain itself without milk and is about to be weaned
• natéḳaˁ to produce a cracking sound