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náˁa tŝóni arẓ̂ di-ˀeḷbínin wa-ˀaˁfírir wa-ˀaḷ-ˁakteˁóreb ḥádeb ken eṣṭéḷɛb ‘So, when you now look at the soil, you see that it became white and red, and you cannot recognize the land anymore because of the abrasion’ (Bulakh 2024:133) 

• ṣö́ḷob 1. to slaughter; 2. to cut the carcass of a slaughtered animal; 3. to abrade skin
• ṣatéḷab or ṣotéḷeb 1. to be taken off, scratched (skin or upper layer of earth); 2. to get one’s skin abraded
• ṣatéḷɛb to be injured
• ṣaḷb slaughtering
• meṣľíboʰ slaughtering