v. n.

wa-tóˀo otégeḷ men ṭa wa-men ṭa rében ḷe-yɔm di-meṣľíboʰ ‘When people assembled from here and from there, they started to discuss the date of the slaughtering’ (Bulakh 2024:189)

ḥiróˀoʰ tkɛḷέˀʸhen fᵉne hes ˁáreb wa-ṭéher féred ˁan meṣľíboʰ ‘She tried to persuade them, but they turned to her their necks and left: they fled from being offered a slaughtered animal as a meal’ (CSOL III 19:13)

• 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
• eṣṭéḷɛb abrasion